Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 154
ld the story of this saint,and of her charities when a child. But it was not allvanity with this peasant child, for Maries nature into hismouth, Louise held on herportion: Now,mine. The man, whose hunger was somewhat appeased,and whose mouth was too full to speak, shookhis head. Now, mine, insisted… … THEV SAW BEFORE THEM A .MAN SITTING ON A LOG, WITH HIS HEAD BLR1ED IN HIS HANDS. was kind and charitable. So, clinging to one an-other, back they went to feed the hungry. Did you say you were hungry ? asked Marie,when they had come nearer, but were still at a safedistance from the stranger. He is…
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