Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 3 by Unknown
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"Alas! no: he was drowned, and the lake hasn't given up its dead."
"He was a fine-looking old man, and you are the very image of him." "I am glad to find some one else here who knew my father. The court tailor--I mean the court doctor--knew him too. Yes, search the land through, you couldn't have found a better man than my father, and no one can help but admit it." "Yes: I've often heard as much." "May I ask your Ladyship's name?" "Countess Wildenort." "Wildenort? I've heard the name before. Yes, I remember my mother's mentioning it. Your father was known as a very kind and benevolent man. Has he been dead a long while?" "No, he is still living." "Is he here too?" "No." "And as what are you here, Countess?" "As maid of honor." "And what is that?" |
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