Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 200
terrible, wasdoubly so in those savage days, and the plun-der of the captured cities and homesteads wasthe chief return forwhich the barba-rian soldiers fol-lowed their lead-ers. But when thePrincess Clo-tilda heardhow, even inthe midstof hisburning on her enemies. Certainly, fourteen centuries… … CLOTILDA AND THE PILGRIM. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) and plundering, the young Frankish chief sparedsome of the fairest Christian churches, he becamestill more her hero ; and again the desire toconvert him from paganism and to revenge herfathers murder took shape in her mind. For,devout and good though she…
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