Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 381
eceived the praises of the Queen. Next morning at breakfast her Majesty directedthat those who had suffered loss should be amply 826 THE KNIGHTS OF THE WILD-FIRE recompensed. Moreover, she inquired what menhad done most gallantly in the battle with theflames. It was told her that among the… … WE DUB YOU KNIGHTS OF THE WILD-FIRE you have shown us many a princely pageant,but here is the goodliest sight mine eyes have yetseen. For here be two as fair striplings as any inthe kingdom; and though their cheeks are assmooth as a maidens, yet they have foughtthrough a siege as valiantly as two…
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