Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 160
oned with the Tudor rose,Rauf received with boyish sheepishness, not unmixedwith his native courtesy, the well-spoken thanksof Mistress Margery Carew — a trim and sprightlylittle lass of near his own age, whose blue velvetgown, with its lining of crimson tinsel, well set offher fair Saxon face. She… … YOUNG RAUF RECEIVES THE THANKS OFMARGERY CAREW. Gray, as she warmly thanked Rauf for his aid, asorry loss of a sprightly lass would have fallen uponus had you not so quickly taken to the water. So, in exchange of pleasant words and compli-ments, of questions and explanations, the crossingto the…
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