Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 435
itcelebrated among pilgrims. * E. Lachance, husband of Mademoiselle Mercier. 422 THE BELLS OF STE. ANNE. [April, Alvine stood waiting on the gallery behind theunfailing blaze of geranium pots. In front of herwas the narrow street paved with planks and bor-dered by small shops and stalls full of… … tempt hungry pilgrims, while above it rose theterraced mountain. In the pension there was a ceaseless clatter ofsteel knives and forks and coarse crockery, andmaids ran about bumping each other, directed bythe shrill voice of the mistress. The last of theearly pilgrims were getting their breakfast.…
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