Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 497
od. Will youdrink anything,monsieur? sheasked. Thirsty andvery tired, I satdown underthe little shedon the oppositeside of theroad, at a longtable that hadbenches on eachside, and drank apitcher of fresh,de-licious goats milk,which had beenstanding in a pool ofclear water from thepeaks of ice… … AT TIMES MY HEAD SWAM A LITTLE. the crevices, and had never come back! Mon-sieur should pity her, also. Her husband hadalways been a trusty guide, and had lost hislife to save an American lady on Mont Blanc.Monsieur, too, was an American —any one couldsee that. She had a son; he was her main-stay.…
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