Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 435
only asylum. And while Philip sat waiting on the steps ofthe church, tired and ill and seemingly desertedby all, in New York his nearest of kin, al-most as discouraged and hopeless as he, wereusing every means that wealth and influencecould command, or that repentant, anxioushearts could dictate,… … HE LEANED AGAINST THE FENCE OF THE DESERTEDCOTTAGE, AND CRIED BITTERLY. Pere Martin pass in and out several times, buthe had not made himself known, because he •] TOINETTES PHILIP. 423 remembered that Mr. Ainsworth was in corre-spondence with the priest of St. Marys, andthat through him they might…
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