Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 145
o himself: Here, at last, is a man than whom there isnone greater! Ah, if I could be that man ! Whish ! In a twinkling the litter, its bearers,and all his retainers disappeared, and he foundhimself seated upon a magnificent horse, ar-rayed in imperial robes, and surrounded by therichly dressed… … TWO ARMED .MEN CRIED, WAY FOR THE PRINCE ! THE DISCONTENTED STONE-CUTTER. 709 who is greater than I! And as he rode along,his heart rejoiced within him, and he lifted hishead proudly, and frowned magnificently. Soon the cavalcade arrived at the hunting-grounds, and made preparations for the…
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