Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 474
COCQUELICOT TAKES AN OBSERVATION. There was a general cry. The coach wasstopped. We saw him gather himself up, after theleap, and rush into the adjoining wood of closeundergrowth. But we searched for him in vain,calling him in the kindest tone of voice. Not atrace of him could we discover. Half an… … COCQlE LEAVES THE STAGE-COACH. There was no house in sight, to no traveler norwood-cutter could we mention Cocques escape.But ere long we came to a poor little tavern. In former times, when the father of the familywas a lad, thereused to be a tav-ern for every mileof this road be-tween Albany…
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