Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 36
as his one grief. His lifewas simple. Mornings, in the castle hall, hejudged causes, listened to the reports of his SIR MARROK. 593 underlings, and directed what should be done.Afternoons, he rode out, looked at the farmsand buildings, saw that everything was in order,.planned changes, remedied… … SIR MARROK RECEIVES THE HERALD OF THE KING. far through the wood, hunting the deer. Andin the evening, by the great fireplace in the hall,he listened to the songs of minstrels or heard thetales of travelers, to shelter whom was his delight.One morning Marrok sat in the great halland judged the…
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