Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 105
thought his master thegreatest man living and who never, in his pres-ence, so much as dared to call his soul his own. The state of affairs in Narrdorf has troubledme for a long time, continued the Burgomaster, and I have given much thought to devising aremedy for it. I have finally hit on a plan… … THE TAILOR WITH HIS BLLXDERBLSS. added the Burgomaster, with a frown at the poorClerk for his interruption. li Ye-yes, Your Worship, stammered the littleman in great embarrassment. Let a public meeting be appointed in theTown House for to-morrow, and cause it to be THE PEOPLE WHO JUMPED. 93 known…
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