Josephine Daskam Bacon,
Collier's, Vol. 42 — The Pretenders
(1909)
“ Caroline cried, indignantly, "did she tell?""She called that gardener," said the girl, "just as I was walking out of the little gate. Of course I had to walk slowly. She is very malicious—poor thing," she added quickly.They were close to a little arbor now, and not so far from the castle. Caroline could see figures here and there strolling on the upper terraces and sitting on the piazzas. The tinkle of a mandolin cut the soft air and the new-mown grass smelled sweet."I think this castle is lovely, though, don't you, Joan of Arc?" she burst out. ”
