Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 319
s the Count.He. would do anything for hislandlord, and being of the York, I said to myself, That is providential. Itold him that I would talk to you, as I could doso without attracting attention but mon-sieur is perhaps again ready to descendthe mountain, he said, lead-ing the way toward the… … THE ICE MOUNTAIN. same height and general appearance, a clever ser-vant and a hair-dresser from one of the theaterssoon made^the latter look like him. The mujikreturned quietly to the country, and the Countremained here, where his identity has never beensuspected. Of course he cannot remain in…
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