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Yolanda: Maid of Burgundy

CHAPTER IV
19/34

That evening Max told me much of Yolanda's conversation.
The road we were travelling clung to the Rhine for several leagues.

In many places it was cut from the bank at the water's edge.

At others it ran along the brink of beetling precipices.

At one of these Max guided his horse close to the brink, and, leaning over in his saddle, looked down the dizzy heights to the river below.
"Please do not ride so near the brink, Sir Max," pleaded Yolanda.

"It frightens me." Max had little of the braggadocio spirit about him, but no rightly constituted young man is entirely devoid of the desire to "show off" in the presence of timid and interesting ladies.


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