Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 636
that he was dying from overwork; and she,saucy as ever, replied that it made no pos-sible difference to her as there were thenthree boys in the parlor drawing lots to takeher. He sent his heartiest thanks to thethree, and stretched out in a Morris chairby the living-room table, where his sister,a… … FELLOWS, HE CRIED, THEY ARE LAUGHING AT US BECAUSE WE ROLLEDLOGS (SEE PAGE 1145) Cannse and then spent the winter in Capua.What a blunder he made! I always thought Hannibal was ratherbrilliant. Oh, of course he was. But he was stupid,just the same, to relax and let his army getsoft in that…
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