Champney, Elizabeth Williams, 1850-1922 · New York, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 130
e the death of herItalian mother had been confided to the careof the Queen. The girl made no attempt tohide her preferences and railed and mocked atall things French with the impertinence of aspoiled child—until the coming of Bayard. Todo him justice he never sought her out. Shecame in for a flower… … z< CL, O o z> co < ul 1-<< 1 I 1) o o. >1 M The Fangs of Iron 7$ threw him a kiss with it from her window,which caused the knight to knit his brows,though he doffed his hat in all politeness. Bayard was the best horseman in the army,and the King had given him the sobriquet…
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