Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 439
er from the Tartarrobbers, she sprang from their grasp and, standingfull before the royal target, she said commandingly: Thomas, the Nestorian. He had traced his miss-ing charge even to the Imperial Palace, and nowfound her in the very presence of those he deemedher mortal enemies. Prostrate at the… … STANDING ELLL LEFORE THE ROYAL TARG M THE EMPRES: Hands off, slaves; nor dare to question myright to the bearskin target. I am the Empress ! It needed but this to cap the climax. Prince,guards, and slaves looked at this extraordinary-girl in open-mouthed wonder. But ere theirspeechless amazement…
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