Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 619
ing forth theirhearts to greet the glad day-light. King Arthur and his goodly knights, with each his lady fair,Old Sinbad, jolly little Puck, and Shylock too are there.I see them as they pass me by among the stately trees ;I hear their many voices borneupon the evening breeze. So let me leave the… … not understand why I consider him a hero. Well, Iwill tell you. There are many temptations laid in his way; but healways turns firmly away, remembering his dead mo-thers wishes. Every night finds him in the house amusing hislittle sister and living in the way that he haschosen. Let us hope that the…
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