Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 209
hted in his hand. In a momentthe count understood. The poor fellow waslonging for that cigar! Bismarck turned hishead away to hide the struggle that was takingplace within him. Could he give it up? Afterall the long, weary, nerve-racking day, was heto be deprived of his treasured reward at thevery… … HE struck match after match before HE SUCCEEDED IN LIGHTIf bending over him he struck match after match inthe strong wind that was then blowing before hesucceeded in lighting the cigar. With a long-drawn-out sigh of satisfaction, the wounded maninhaled a draft of the soothing smoke, and thenclosed…
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