Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 450
ness of the wall.Then he strikes an attitude, and says : Behold,my lords and ladies, where William the Con-queror was born ! One looks at the alcove,and reads, doubtingly, the lofty words inscribedon the wall which set forth how the mightyConqueror first saw the light in that tiny room. Williams… … BRONZE STATUE OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR IN THE SQUAR 437 E OF FALAISE, NORMANDY, HIS NATIVE TOWN. 438 THE BOYHOOD OF THE CONQUEROR. (Mar. fountain of Arlette; and people wash there just as Williams mother used to wash. They put the clothes down on a board or stone, near the edge of the fountain, and…
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