Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 59
, and caught the steed by the furtherforefoot. Quickly he wrenched backward, and 6i6 SIR MARROK. [May, the steed, tripped as with a noose, plungedand fell at the edge of the crag. But Hugh,thrown from the saddle, was hurled into thedepths. The steed, in great fear, scrambled to his She picked… … MARROK TURNED TO HIS SON, DROPPED HIS SWORD, AND HELD OUT HIS ARMS. (SEE PAGE 619.) feet and fled headlong. The wolf stood listen-ing. From below he heard a mighty crash.And then was silence. That very day, soon after noon, Agathawandered into the mead to watch for Hugh. and turned. Almost she…
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