Rhead, Louis, 1857-1926, ill · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 86
. Onwaking the next morning, I found the queen by my side. Icannot say whether she was in a real or a feigned sleep, but Igot up without disturbing her. I afterward attended the council,and on my return, the queen, dressed in mourning, with herhair disheveled and torn, presented herself before me.… … H a XH >^1-1 w H< w wOh a fcij X I—I H OW HPi < >H WWhJ o 1^ CO < QW>w H—t w ARABIAN NIGHTS feel that I can scarcely express it. What are these events,madam? I inquired. The death of the queen, my belovedmother, replied she; that of the king, my father, who waskilled in battle;…
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