"Napoleon found it in the rocks, and teased Uncle Joey Fesch to fix it up for him.

Uncle Joey did so, and Napoleon comes here so often now that we call it Napoleon's grotto." "Does he come here all alone ?" asked Panoria.
"Alone?
Of course," answered Eliza.

"Why should he not?
He is big enough." "No; I mean does he not let any of you come here with him ?" "That he will not!" replied Eliza.

"Napoleon is such an odd boy! He will have no one but Uncle Joey Fesch come into his grotto, and that is only when he wishes Uncle Joey to teach him the primer.

Brother Joseph tried to come in here one day, and Napoleon beat him and bit him, until Joseph was glad to run out, and has never since gone into the grotto." "What if we should go in there, Eliza ?" queried Panoria.
"Oh, never think of it!" cried Eliza.