Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 175
ias who had liber-ated them, they em-braced him with greatjoy and kissed himupon either cheek. And all those whowere liberated madegreat rejoicing andgave Sir Pellias suchpraise and acclaim thathe was greatly content-ed therewith. Thenwhen Sir Pellias beheldall those captives whowere in the… … Drawn by Howard Pyl fear me lest I shouldrepent me of my mercy to thee. Thereupon Sir Adresack turned him away,and he immediately departed from that placeand called to him his esquire, and with himhe rode away to Camelot for to do thatpenance which he had promised Sir Pellias forto do, Then, after…
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