Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 200
ge of the battle, until they were out ofthe press, and hastened through the wood, asonly Wulf knew how to lead them. They came at last to the morass, not farfrom where he and Elise had crossed that nightwhen they fled from the castle. There is never a crossing there! Hanseicried, aghast, when he… … WITH HIS BATTLE-AX THE BARON STRUCK THE DOOR A BLOW THAT SENT IT INWARD. (SEE PAGE 143.) Vol. XXIX.—19-20. 145 146 THE BOY AND THE BARON. [Dec. means death, for no footing is there for anyhelper. Thus warned, the young men looked at oneanother uneasily; but none fell back; so, un-seen by the foe,…
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