Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
her eyes filled withtears. Oh, it is so beautiful, so beautiful!she whispered; and Reduan whispered back, Now we are just beneath paradise. Come, now, said Reduan, at last; Imust bring thee to my mother. He turned into a small room, and drew 1900.] ELENA S CAPTIVE. 345 aside a curtain. Elena saw a… … THEY galloped for some time in silence. (see next page.) high with embroidered cushions. Near the lat-ticed window stood a girl about her own age,draped in a robe of thin silk confined at thewaist by a loose girdle. She held a night-ingale on her finger, and the soft, interruptednotes of the bird…
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