Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 70
o eat; who, pinched withcold and hunger, every night lay down on the barestone floor, huddling together, and drawing theirwretched rags over their wasted limbs, to try if byany means they might keep off the bitter cold.But the fathers and mothers, who loved their chil-dren as well as the Queen of… … LITTLE LOUIS IN HIS PRISON. [SEE PAGE 54 masters who, as they considered, had ground them cent suffered, as well as the guilty. Louis XVI. down and trampled them underfoot. certainly was a better man than the kings before Now, in this case, as it often happens, the inno- him had been, and much more…
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