THE QUEST OF THE | SILVER FLEECE | A NOVEL | BY | W. E. BURGHARDT DuBOIS | AUTHOR OF "THE SOULS OF BLACK FOLK" | ILLUSTRATED BY H.S. DELAY | [ornament] | CHICAGO | A.C. McCLURG & CO. | 1911
TO ONE | WHOSE NAME MAY NOT BE WRITTEN BUT TO WHOSE TIRELESS | FAITH THE SHAPING OF THESE CRUDER THOUGHTS | TO FORMS MORE FITLY PERFECT IS DOUBT- | LESS DUE, THIS FINISHED WORK IS | HEREWITH DEDICATED
"BLES, ALMOST THOU PERSUADEST ME TO BE A FOOL" [CHAPTER XXIX]
THEY TOGETHER, BACK IN THE SWAMP, SHADOWED BY THE FOILAGE, BEGAN TO FASHION THE WONDERFUL GARMENT
"CAN IT BE, BLES ALWYN," SHE SAID, "THAT YOU DON'T KNOW THE SORT OF A GIRL SHE IS?"
"I AM NOT WORTHY OF HER," HE ANSWERED, SINKING BEFORE HER
Quest of the Silver Fleece (1911 A.C. McClurg and Company edition)
1911 edition, published by A.C. McClurg and Company, Chicago