Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 797
llage inn.A strict watch was to be kept, lest they had,after all, outmarched the men whom theysought, and the fugitives should still attempt topass that way. As Mistress Bradford wished her husbandsown brave followers to enjoy her hospital-ity, the troopers were cordially invited by theiramiable… … 1 WHEN SHE BROUGHT HIM A BOWL OF DAME HESTER SGOOD BROTH, HE SMILED GRATEFULLY. tree on the lawn before the house. In thecenter of the group sat Elinor, crumbling breadinto a big brown bowl of milk. Beside her onthe bench were Rachel and Elizabeth, eatingtheir supper with long-handled pewter…
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