Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · New York, Scribner's · leaf 384
o last for generations and to leave themarble villas to the slow but kindly burial oftrees and vines and moss. Out of the terribleeast the Huns came like a flood with the deadlyAttila at their head, blind terror before them,death and silence behind. Just to the west, atChalons, they were beaten… … THE FOREST OF ARDEN 301 the other royal houses of Europe, the ReverendT. H. Passmore writes engagingly thus: The record of this people, until the close of the fifthcentury, is dim and discursive. Up to that time they weremore like a firework display than a people. They appearand disappear on the…
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