Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 142
ear suchadventures! My word, but I have heard things as strange ! said Gaston, dryly. Then my stories do not surprise you ? askedthe soldier, with some disappointment. Why should they? replied Gaston. I havenever been in Tonquin. I have heard of queererthings, however ; yes, and in this very town !… … JLLES BRINGS A LANTERN. were not large, Gaston said, frankly. But I amnot so foolish. Freely I admit that such stormsare rare in this village. Bat I do contend that wehave here the smallest storms that can well be.The Sergeant moved uneasily on his four-leggedstool, and gazed atGaston with his…
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