Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 104
care-fully every day bythe tiring-woman;and soon, as itwas naturally curly,-it fell in rollingwaves about hisneck. On the heels ofthe governess cameMsieu De Fleury,who, it was said,had been dancing-master to Hatton,the late LordChancellor of Eng-land, and had taught him those tricks withhis nimble… … M SIEU DE FLEURY TEACHES NICK TO DANCE AND TO BOW. scolding and praising him by turns, or jumpingdown in pretty impatience to tuck up her littlesilken skirts and show him the step herself;while the cooks knave and the scullery-maidspeeped at the door and cried: La, now,look e, Moll! at every…
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