Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 24
e Lady Clemenceurged the boys request, he was allowed to go. So, early one morning Louis started away, thegayest of his company, his little Spanish steedfrisking beneath him, the falcon perched bravelyon his arm, and Agnes waving her scarf to himfrom a window of the castle. All went well during the… … AGNES, AND THE FALCO that the falcon became very heavy, and had to beperched on the saddle-bow ; but, during a shorthalt which the party made about noon, Louis dis-covered that it was not the intention of the knightfrom the south to take the most direct road toViteau. He meant, a mile or two…
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