Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 366
al mar-riage on the morrow. There came to Rosamund, lying alone in herlittle room, the far-off cheering of the peopleand the joyful music that was played beforePrince Philip on his way to the palace. The music made Rosamund think of theLatin marriage-poem which Ned, like the otherbright lads of… … PRINCE PHILIP ON HIS WAY TO THE PALACE. The verses seemed to come to her of their ownaccord, and the stately, sonorous Latin wordsseemed to take on a new grace and freshness,as she put them together in courtly sentences,to welcome the Prince to England, and to ex-press, as simply and naturally as…
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