Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 357
ve that, afterall, life was very good and full of pleasures andopportunities just as it was, and without fairypower to change it. He saw the use of pain,and, understanding this, came to sympathize severely alone. They would nt play with him,they would nt go to school with him, and theywould nt even… … THE FAIRY COURT STOOD ON THEIR HEADS WITH JOYWHEN THEIR LONG SERVICE WAS OVER. with the rest of the world, and to be very mer-ciful and very charitable and very thoughtful. But even this happiness palled on him. Hewas ashamed to be so different from the otherboys, and he felt that he had no friends…
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