Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 477
to the tents of the chal-lengers and smote the shield of Bois-Guilbert with 45o IVANHOE. [Mr, the point of his lance. This meant deadly strife;while, before this time, all the combats had beenwith blunted javelins. So the knights took up position, and at a blastfrom the trumpets dashed forward into… … of the lists, and met with a shock, that must havebeen a fearful thing to see. Neither was un-horsed, though the lances of both were shatteredin splinters. At the second trial, Bois-Guilbertrolled over in the dust, and the strange knight(whose real name was Ivanhoe) was declared victor. The air…
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