Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 392
It was impossible that a lady likethe Countess could have the strength and endur-ance to ride so far that his tough and sturdy men-at-arms could not overtake her. And if she tookrefuge in any house, castle, or cottage, he wouldbe sure to find her. The party of soldiers which left the lower gateof… … MICHOL WELCOMES THE COUNTESS. search of the castle, and when the angry leader he had first taken. He knew that the officershad examined some of the servants and had be- would probably pursue him this time, and he hadcome convinced that the Countess had again fled, seen that their body was composed…
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