The author for we nm tand there two of them that their The Young Visit but we Jo beyond what hers was when she wrote Sir Ralph Gettherequik was a dashing handsome young noble of the early sixteens. He was about twenty-five years of age. In his heart burnt the strong fire of passionate love for a certain damsel, wondrous fair of countenance and who by some mischance of fortune had been born with splay feet. The name of_ this sweet maiden was Lady Susan Duckfoot. tinued to sob and Ralph to comfort her until the unfortunate maiden was startled from her distressing occupation by a loud ax-plosion just above her head. She looked up at Ralph in alarm. it was impossible for n to wed as all lovers should owing to a fierce disagreement between their austere sires over a certain question concerning the important matter as to which was the right side to get out of bed.
This unfortunate dispute was not the only cause that hindered Ralph from marrying his beloved.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
