Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 141
the page each paused to swing adwarf upon the horse behind him; but PrinceArmad beat the misshapen being from hisstirrups side with the shaft of his long lance,and, all heedless of his piteous cries, dashedaway toward the river. When Yosuff the page saw that the dwarfmust perish unless helped, he… … -~&p •tec the two brothers gripped their lances and charged each at the other. Then a strange thing happened. Prince Armad, not having been delayed bythe dwarfs, nor his horse cumbered with theweight of one, reached the river first, anddashed into the water. Instantly, like a thingof life, the…
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