Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 330
; hewould not have had his friend know for worldsthat his familys home was the MarshalseaPrison. Even that room in the prison, however, wasmore cheerful than the small back-attic chamberwhere the boy fell asleep for the second time thatnight. He slept on a bed made up on the floor, buthis slumber… … sol-and took his way out of the great prison. Open doorson various landings gave him pictures of manypeculiar households; sometimes he would stop asthough to consider some unusually puzzling faceor figure. Into the night again he went, and wound his breakfast from the penny cottage loaf ofbread, a…
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