Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 56
t: Why not put on the armor and ask it to tellmy fortune ? That would be something worth the doing forsure and certain, and soon the lad was unbuckling opposite, and rublied his chin, and looked at thearmor quizzically and said: Who is to marry my daughter? And the frightened lad inside the armor,… … A WAI.I.ED CITY OF MANY TOWERS, WITH A GATE OF HEAVY Il.ANKS BEFORE WHIfH I VVO SOLDIEHS STOOD GUARD. the straps and getting into the armor. Xo easytask this proved, either, but in the end it wasaccomplished, and the lad was safe and snug in-side with his two eyes looking out through theslits in…
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