Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 612
nce has but sent some pledgethat will bring Andaux and Navailles and therest to terms! He has, of course, Your Majesty, said the I9I5-!! A PAGE OF BEARN 393 lady addressed, soothingly; why else would hesend at all ? Nay, but it must be in writing, to satisfy them,Suzanne; and we wot well his lady… … weve but wasted our time over that piece oe impudence, black jean exclaimed. not to commit herself—or him, which is the samething,—to paper. However, t is ill waiting. Iwill see him at once, and followed by her trainof courtiers and ladies-in-waiting, she descendedthe great state staircase. The…
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