Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 512
ed and Ethelbald,shall go to conquer. I go—for what? Naughtbut to bear the king company on a wearyjourney. I go to see sights of desolation aswell as beauty. When ye go forth it will beas mighty warriors at the head of a host. The brothers smiled again. For a momentthey had forgotten the vow! My… … BROTHERS,—THE SMILE HAD FLED FROM THE GRAVE FACE,—ONE WORD: I HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN OUR VOW. IOI3 ioi4 A BOY OF A THOUSAND YEARS AGO. [Sept. in thy horses mane, thy little knees quaking infear, and thy sobbing voice pleading for me tocarry thee because thy horse might be weary.Weary, forsooth! It…
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