Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 622
uch of that first day was spent in talkingof these American friends, whom I later cameto know as well as did the children. Miss Constance wrote now and then, andsome of the things she told us over-topped ourimaginations. She lives in a house of seventeen stories,said Paul one day. That would be as… … ■MY FATHER HAD THE HONOK TO DIE FOB FBANCE AT CHABLEBOI, SAID i»AUL no others like the Of that there is no doubt, he answeredrather proudly; but seventeen stories I It was a matter to be accepted wholly onfaith, of which Paul had an abundance, andwe all shared his belief. Before that first day…
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