Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 362
amongthose whose business it is. If we were inRheims, I should tell thee to see the AbbeChinot or the archbishop. They would setthee to work, I doubt not, particularly Mon- my feet, as the final words rang out in thestillness of that quiet ward. Then, as if theyhad pierced the souls of those… … I CANNOT rORCET THK CHILDREN OF FRANCE HE .SAm sieur IAbbe. He is not one to suffer idlersabout him. I should like to see the Abbe oncemore. If thou shouldst meet him, Jeannette,please say that I had him in my thoughts. Again there was a long silence, and then, ona sudden, Grandpere sat up in bed,…
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