Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 485
ainly seen, the dwarf went tothe farther end to look at the horse. It wasindeed Bayard, but he did not know Malagis inhis disguise. The animal leaped at the magi- through the wide-open door; some flickeringflames were still leaping up from the forge:and his eyes, no longer swollen and painful,took… … AYMON, THE DIKE OF DORDON WITH HIS HOUSE, BAVARD, AND THE DWARF, MALAGIS. cian in great fury, and would have torn himin pieces if he could. But when the disguiseddwarf spoke, and said, Bayard, good Bayard !Let us hasten to your master, all the creaturesanger vanished, and he became as gentle as…
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