Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 178
place inthe houses ofbakers them-selves, but onlyin the kingsmarkets. It wassold on thestreet in bas-kets, or pan-niers. Fromthis it is likelythat Panyer Al-ley was notedas a standing-place for bakers boys with their panniers. Thispoor little stone boy with his bunch of grapesand his bread is… … HE IRINCE OF WALES FEATHEKS. 166 THE SIGNS OF OLD LONDON. ered about Gresham and his grasshopper; a likequartet of virtues and adornments, and manymore, cluster about Sir Richard Whittingtonand his cat. The story and adventure of thisbrave, beautiful boy has enriched nursery loreand become the…
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