Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 19
uropean ideas, at that time all-prevailing.His sons were taught English and several otherlanguages simply that they might be preparedlater on to thwart the endless tricks of wickedforeigners, who, the count considered, were fastruining his beloved country. Saigos acquain-tance with the Storys was… … SAIGO BOWED SI.OWLY TO EACH OF THE GUESTS IN TURN. children knew anything of these importantmatters. They were a riotous lot,— the Storys,— andwhen Hotsu and Sona took them up to Tokio,that fine April day, they were very thankfulthat the guard of the train had locked theminto their compartment in…
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