Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 219
nd sorting them outfor the carriers. Nobody ever came into the cellarto disturb him. The people of the city were very much benefitedby the instructive papers which were brought tothem every day, and many of them became quitelearned. The aristocrats also learned a great dealby reading the papers to… … THE ARISTOCRATS WINDING UP THE CITY. [SEE PAGE 195.] But the watch on the high tower was still keptup, for no one knew when the ship might comeback with more Bagists. One day, as the Head-boy was delivering hisletters, he met an old man, whom he instantlyrecognized as his master. At first, he felt…
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