Famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1900)
Malan, Alfred Henry, editor · New York, G. P. Putnam's son; London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 294
, the way being sliperieby a fall, which gave occasion to some one who did not knowme, to speake as if 1 had fallen for feare. Which being toldme, I left the stagg, and followed the gentleman who had firstspake it. But 1 found him of that cold temper, that it seemshis words made an escape from him… … 267 268 %^mc and approaching near him on horseback, he broke through thedogs and run at me, and tore my horses side with his hornsclose by my thigh. Then I quitted my horse and grew morecunning, for the dogs had set him up again, stealing behindhim with my sword, and cut his hamstrings, and then…
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