Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 545
race now be found. llagel was a powerful and hard man, for whomhis dependents felt no affection. He punished theslightest offenses with great severity, and it mustbe confessed that the rough conduct of the villagerstoo often gave him an excuse and opportunity.But he \vas not only severe, he was… … THE EN i h.A.SCt, ui- lHr_ iW t K t .\-» . ^.i c.n r.i-.AKlNG WEDDING- Even the women had to do their share wheneverextra help was wanted at the castle, and as thework up there seemed to have no end, there was ageneral alarm whenever the boigt (or steward) ofHagelsberg was seen coming down to the…
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