Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 135
r, HOW SIR ATHOL CAME TO HIS KINGDOM.By E. Vinton Blake. T was brave Sir Athol of BalderstontWho rode by the woodside all alone;All alone, in his armor dight,And he was a passing goodly knight. Right heavy the grudge they bear to me,Though ever I greet them courteously;But it shall not be said Sir… … It chanced as he rode, a harness clank The first was palsied, the second lame, Of riders came from the river bank; And blind, deaf, halting, the others came; He said to himself as he saw the first, On seven black mules in single rank Now here be the Seven Wise Men of Hirst. They rode along on the…
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