Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 654
n we can move to bet-ter quarters. Rosalie agreed with him. It seemed very coldand dreary after the sunshine and clear skies ofthe southland, and she wanted to be back in theold harbor town, where finches held revel in thechestnut-trees, and roses ran riot over the brownwall. But after a while the… … THE GRANDFATHER STOOD BY THE STONE GATE CALLING GOOD-BY AS THEY DROVE AWAY. 1059 1060 THE TOMBOY FROM BORDEAUX [Oct., and he has only boys. But Rosalie gets alongso well with them, that he says he will take her,and it will be good for her to be with Auguste. Rosalie was delighted. I like that! she…
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