"*As often as we drove the front rank back upon its fellows, a new set of swords took its place*" (*See page* 337) From a Painting by John Goss
"As often as we drove the front
rank back upon its fellows, a new
set of swords took its place"
(See page 337)
From a Painting by John Goss

THE RED FOX'S SON

A Romance of Bharbazonia

By
Edgar M. Dilley

With a frontispiece in colour by
John Goss

Boston ::: L. C. Page &
Company ::: Mdccccxi

Copyright, 1911,
BY L. C. PAGE & COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London

All rights reserved

First Impression, June, 1911

Electrotyped and Printed by
THE COLONIAL PRESS
C. H. Simonds & Co., Boston, U.S.A.

TO
MY MOTHER

THAT GENTLE LITTLE MENTOR OF MINE WHO HAS
GROWN MORE DEAR WITH ADVANCING YEARS,
WHOSE UNSHAKEN FAITH AND UNSWERVING
AFFECTION HAVE BEEN MY INSPIRATION
THIS BOOK IS
AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED

FOREWORD

A word with you, who lift me from my place among the Books,
Before you take or leave me, pleased or displeased with my looks;
If you are seeking knowledge of a scientific kind,
If you would delve in pages full of wisdom for the mind,
Although I stand a Slave Girl upon the Public Mart,
Leave me! Leave me! Oh, my Masters! I can never reach your heart!
But, if you love the glamour of the Palace of the King,
And find your pulses quicken when intrigue is on the wing;
...

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