Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 213
n of the custom, but willtell you that the crossed-heads are placed there to keep out evilspirits, and to bring good luck to the house. /^\^i4&i)aL-IM ) I saw m Brunswick the great stone lion which Henry Guelph Vil i-^f^-v^~S- - placed there seven hundred years ago; and in Hanover, the old… … rfw * -5&A ENTRANCE GATE TO THE OLD CASTLE OF of Brunswick, in which was born the wife of George the Secondof England. It stood on the summit of a lofty precipice, up whichwe had to climb ; then crossing a deep moat by a narrow bridge,we entered through a great arched gate-way, surmounted by…
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