Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 212
e her love him for the dangers hehad passd. But, all the same, with no success. Things had come to this pass in the autumn ofthe following year, by which time the French hadmade away with their King, Louis XVI, and theirbeautiful Queen, Marie Antoinette. The Reign ofTerror was at its height. Many… … DURING THAT FIRST MEAL THE FRENCHMAN HELD THEIR CLOSE ATTENTION BY AN INCESSANT FLOW OF TALK. She admired him as a man of courage, of thatmuch she was sure; yet she was also consciousthat she hated him, though she could not give areason why. Her father noticed her antipathy, and upbraidedher upon…
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