Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 289
ied up to Miss Winthrop toshake hands. I m glad I won, she said heart-ily; but I m sorry you lost. I did nt expect to lose, but I know I deservedto, answered Miss Winthrop. Roy, Wenham, and Harden rushed up to Eliza-beth with congratulations, with Nance close attheir heels. Through eyes shining… … There was once a prince whose robes and mantlewere always of gorgeous, scarlet silks. Upon hishead he wore a crown of rubies, and his goldenbelt and sword-hilt flashed with the same splen-did, red stones. He rode a milk-white horse, andcould be seen miles away, a shining spot of redand white. But…
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