Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 1112
es had seen a gentleman pause expect-antly at the sound of that shrill calling. A tall,stately gentleman with iron-gray hair and mus-tache. A handsome man with a face both old andyoung—young with the youth that lives, but oldNnth. sorrow. He paused, then pressed his waythrough the ever-thickening… … UO VOU ,\Or REMEMBER Wi JLSl \ 111 ILL, iM\ UAIGHILR? HE bAIU awry, came flying up the pier. Father, father! she cried, I m Fritzi! Fritzi—dear child—my little daughter—Again the crowd closed about them, but Fritzi, in the shelter of those dear arms, felt at last that joy of which Rob had told…
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