Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 174
. This the Pope refusedto do; and, living the life of a recluse in thatgreat gilded palace, he had come to be knownto men as the Prisoner of Fontainebleau. Through the crisp winters morning Philip i895-: A BOY OF THE FIRST EMPIRE. 689 rode on to Fontainebleau. Into the wide foresthe galloped, on… … the Pool of the Elves, the MiraculousWeeping Rock, and the RobbersCave, up the Grand Promenade ofthe Queen, and so through the greatgardens into the splendid Court ofthe White Horse. Here he threwhis reins to the groom, and sought inthe palace Monsieur the Captain La-grosse of the Imperial Guard,…
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