Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 613
h a contingency.DAndaux aye prefers war to peace and meantby the theft of the paper to discredit your em-bassy. 394 A PAGE OF BfiARN [Mar., Your pardon, most gracious lady, said LaMothe-Fenelon, but I cannot think it. The boyhad an honest face, frank and merry. Deceithirks not in such fun-loving… … JEANNE DALBRET SEIZED THE PROFFERED PAPER WITH AN EAGER CRY.(SEE NEXT PAGE.) the king himself penned at the close of our con-ference. If some one could but recognize theboy from my description ! But, of course, t ishopeless. Hopeless indeed! Haply they might haveknown a page, but a peasant boy! How…
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