Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 41
ced in the illustrationon the preceding page. This, together with a large number of other sketches of similar feats of horse-manship, was preserved by the count in whathas for years been known and celebrated amonghorsemen as the Sandor Album. Such a ride as this of Count Sandors down thestone… … On a broad and deep window-seat in the oldAbbey guest-house at Gloucester, sat two younggirls of thirteen and ten ; before them, brave-looking enough in his old-time costume, stood amanly young fellow of sixteen. The three were inearnest conversation, all unmindful of the noiseabout them — the romp…
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