Inside a tent on the hillside slept the shepherd, Berachah, and his daughter, Madelon.

Berachah waited and wondered, while Madelon clung to his side.

Madelon pressed still closer.

"I, too, father?" asked Madelon.

Following at a distance, yet close enough to see them, came Madelon with Melampo at her heels.

Over the hills they travelled on until Madelon lost sight of their own hillside.

Madelon turned toward the darkness weeping.

"How shall I know," she pondered, "whether He will receive this my gift as His own?" Berachah gazed in amazement at Madelon and the roses which she held.

Alman'zor, lackey of Madelon and her cousin Cathos, the affected fine ladies in Molière's comedy of Les Précieuses Ridicules (1659).

Sylvia Thompson Luling (A); 4Jan62; R288299. LULOFS, MADELON.

SEE Lulofs, Madelon.

SEE Lulofs, Madelon.

SEE Lulofs, Madelon.

Fred E. Lukens (A); 1Jul63; R317844. LULOFS, MADELON.

SEE Lulofs, Madelon.

SEE LULOFS, MADELON. Education before Verdun.

GRAVES, MADELON POUND.

Madelon Pound Graves, Mrs. Edward J. George & Frances Byron (C); 31Jan73; R545143. POURRAT, CLAUDE.

Sylvia Thompson Luling (A); 4Jan62; R288299. LULOFS, MADELON.

SEE Lulofs, Madelon.

Fred E. Lukens (A); 1Jul63; R317844. LULOFS, MADELON.

SEE Lulofs, Madelon.

SEE LULOFS, MADELON. Education before Verdun.

Madelon Pound Graves, Mrs. Edward J. George & Frances Byron (C); 31Jan73; R545143. POURRAT, CLAUDE.

'Madelon' and 'La Vielle Roche' (The Old School) are also popular.