Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 386
wondered where the gardens were; andsuch a maze of lanes, byways, courts, blindalleys, and passages that his simple countryfootpath head went all into a tangle, and hecould scarcely have told Tottenham Court Roadfrom the River Thames. All that he remembered afterward was that,turning from High… … let me out! he cried, beating upon the door, letME OUT, I say! (see next page.) know whither they went or what he saw inpassing; for of such a forest of houses he hadnever even dreamed; with people swarmingeverywhere like ants upon a hill; and amongthem all not one kind face he knew. Through 374…
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