Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 159
ere atleast three thousand spectators, not countingthose at the windows or on the roofs of thehouses, and shouts and cries, jokes, and thesongs of the day made things lively for thosewho watched and waited for the grand exit.The crowd were prepared to give Fanchon atremendous cheering, but after… … FANCHON MAKES HERSELF AT HOME. were doomed to disappointment. It is an old the trunk and quietly urged her along, and all adage that Great bodies move slowly, and went well until they came to the end of the Fanchon could not be hurried. Besides, she platform resting on top of the stone wall. Here…
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