Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 55
g some dayto take revenge on the lady. And sometimeshe stole at night to the castle of the lady, look-ing to see how strict guard was kept, andwhether in any place the walls of the castlewere weak. Chapter X. THE HUNTING OF SIR MARROK. Sir Tristram was a well-versed knight In harping and in… … the wolf spread the letter out, and stood with wrinkled forehead, scanning the lines. (see page 610.) her archers hunted him. In vain. But oneday seemed promised her her hearts desire. A knight came riding to the castle. He wastall and fair, with flowing locks and open, joy-ous face. A squire and…
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