Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
hisknight, Sir Cleges, since thou hast traveledwidely; knowest thou him? Yea, in sooth, answered the harper; sometime since I knew him. He was a true knight ofyours, and a comely, and fair of stature. Weminstrels miss him greatly, for free was his bounty. 256 SIR CLEGES AND HIS GIFT [Jan., Then… … I PRAY THEE, LET ME GO IN ; FOR I HAVE BROUGHT A PRESENT FOR THE KING. out the hall; and presently in rushed the steward,the usher, and the porter, crying for the kingsjustice upon a false churl; and amongst them wasnot one head unbeaten. And behind them fol-lowed the two knights, holding their…
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