Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 350
downfrom the dais and clasped both Sir Clegess handsin his own. Old friend, said he, while all theassembled guests ceased talking, oft hast thoudone me good service with sword and lance onbattle-field years agone when we both wereyounger and stronger than we are to-day, wheneach would have gladly… … me this day, when thy stout staff hath dealt jus- ting his rank, and bestowed upon him much tice on the grasping knaves who would stand be- riches, together with the castle of Cardiff, where twixt true people and their king. the good knight and his dame dwelt long in peace, So he clothed Sir Cleges…
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