Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 140
s invitedto the wedding shouldprovide themselves scribed. Their horses were ornamented inthe ancient manner. Most of their bridle-reinswere nothing more or less than solid silverchains, composed of links two inches broad,and the breastplates and cruppers were madeof square pieces of silver which… … Mzddz*- Z6T0F AND HIS MASTER, PETER THE GREAT, AT THE FRENCH COURT. with the same habit as that worn in Russia twohundred years before, and that the ceremonyshould be performed after the same manner asat that time. Zdtof, as mock-Patriarch, was inas great glee over this masquerade as wasPeter…
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