Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 709
itry, softly. Well, come, then, you odd child ; and thesecretary led him through room after room, till Dmitry hurried forward and threw himselfat the feet of the prince, who was smilinglyregarding him. My father — he gasped,then burst into loud sobs. The prince kindlyraised him, and then he told… … DMITRY HURRIED FORWARD AND THREW HIMSELF AT THE FEET OF THE PRINCE lonely home, of the hope, that had sustainedhim all the previous night, that if he could onlysee the prince all would yet be well. The prince and his secretary exchangedlooks of sympathy; and then, raising the child,who had again…
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