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re aching. All of which puthim in a better mood and made him look more kindly uponhis strange visitor. He clapped the frightened Peterkinupon the back and called him a merry dog, and ended bymarching off with him, arm in arm, to the palaces sparebed-room to give him royal shelter for the night.… … s O Peterkin went to bedin fine fashion. Hiscouch was of cushioned vel-vet and his pillows of downand silk. Over his headwere hangings of lustroussatin, with ostrich plumesand gilded crowns by wayof ornament. And when hewoke in the morning, several slaves were kneeling at thebedside, ready to bathe…
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