Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 300
the intrepidity died at thirty-three, mourned by all Jerusalem; of the boy crusader was lost through the treachery while even his generous foe, the Saracen Nou- of his followers; but it is at least some satisfaction reddin, refused to take advantage of his rivals to know that the betrayers were… … THOU THE KING! EXCLAIMED THE PILGRIM. (SEE PAGE 7S9.) King Louis and Conrad the Emperor returnedto their European dominions in anger and disgust. The Second Crusade, which had cost so terriblyin life and treasure, was a miserable failure, withonly a boys bravery to light up its dreary history.Sadly…
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