Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922 · New York, London, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 327
s a tro])hy toFecamp, where he remains in chains to tliisday; and Jean de Bailleul was glad to pur-chase the silence of the monks by assuringthem the possession of their lands for ever, inreturn for an annual offering of a caulch-on ofthe precious elixir. The story leaked out at last along with… … CHAPTER XII MADEMOISELLE DE FOLLEVILLE AN EPISODE IN THE HISTORY OF THE ABBEY OF MONT SAINT MICHEL, AS RELATED BY THE HUGUENOT SOLDIER, RAOUL DE RABLOTIERE I jyyi OST beautiful of my early visions—^most^ ^ terrible of all the memories of a lifespent for the greater part in warfare—themost potent…
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