Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 293
re an English rose in her girdles gold. And Taillefer, ere the curfew chime,Wove the tale in a courtly rhyme,That men might hear, in the after-time, How the Conqueror great, in joys and woesHaughty alike to friends and foes,Turned aside for a childs white rose ! Now freely, freely, little brown… … THE BUCCANEERS OF OUR COAST. By Frank R. Stockton. [This series was begun in the November number..] Chapter VIII. how bartholemy rested himself.
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