Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 506
rested me was my trip to Fontaine- bleau palace, thirty-seven miles from Paris. We started out on a fairly clear morning on this all-daytrip. Our route was partly through an immense forest,one of the most beautiful in France and the second largestin Europe. For that reason the kings built a palace… … IN HASTE. BY ALICE WANGENHEIM, AGE 13. tiful fountain of clear water, which, in French, is the wordwhich became the name of the place, Fontaine-bel-eau, orFontainebleau. From there we continued our trip to the palace, sometwo miles away. It is a large two-story building formedin the shape of a…
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