Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 75
badehis henchman take her captive; for said he:- 614 THE JOYOUS TRAVELERS [May, The king himself would fetch no greater ran-som. She is dearer to her father than money-bags or lands, and should I ask even for the castleof his sires, it would be mine to set her free. But of her great danger Lady… … aware. Her hands were filled with blossomswhich the Httle page had plucked, and as she sawtheir beauty she sang for very happiness: O little flowers of the spring, T is by Gods grace ye bloom so fair.He watches you, He watches me,For He is everywhere. And lo, as the henchman listened to her songand…
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