Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 192
art.Said, well pleased: So be it, Geoffrey. Peerless knight I trow thou art. Then, by all her train attended, Iorth she fared from London Town;Came betimes where Geoffreys manor Seemed the fair green hill to crown. I9i8.] THE JOYOUS TRAVELERS Centuries old, its lofty towers, Chimneys huge, and… … Carved above the great wide fireplaceWas Be True, in letters bold-Cherished motto of the GeoffreysHanded down from days of old. And the Queens eyes lit with pleasure. Ah, she thought; that high behestAlso in their hearts is graven As their lives do give attest. All the country-side had gatheredFor…
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