Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 69
of hope, he said. Where the bird goes,thither will I follow. As if in answer to his words, the bird left hisperch and flitted farther into the wood. Nowit tarried upon one tree, now upon another,Blondel always following, until it led him closeto the walls of a gloomy fortress flanked by one 56… … BLONDEL BEFORE RICHARD S TOWE come to a successful end. He seized his harp,and stationing himself beneath the tower, playeda short prelude and began to sing a mournfullittle melody that he and Richard had oftensung together. Scarcely had he completed the first stanzawhen a voice far up in the…
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