Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 598
d the same person twice. After knocking vainly at the rich mans gate, she went on to the friendly hut ofthe poor man. Before leaving him she showed him twomagic bells. I have two sons, she said, Failure andSuccess. If the rules inscribed upon this golden bellare obeyed, the bell rings and Success… … chopping. by Hil.DA HAHN, AGE 17. (GOLD BADGE.SILVER BADGE W(1N DEC, I9I5.) tinkling merrily, and Success found his hut so pleasantthat he made his permanent abode there. But the rich man, all unwittingly, set the fairysleaden bell a-jangling. Failure came, and after pound-ing upon the gate,…
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