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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 164

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But Cornelius said he was so much afraid thathe dare not ask. Besides, how shall I know thecount from all his followers? he inquired. And the answer was that all the people in theroom would kneel bareheaded except Count Bor-dewyn himself. So Cornelius followed his guideinto the great hall, where… … HIS ONLY THOUGHT WAS TO MAKE HIS PEOPLE HAPPY. so frightened that he could hardly speak to thebig soldiers who guarded the door, but at last hegave his message and asked to see the captain.He followed the soldier into a splendid hall richlyhung with tapestries, and soon the man whose lifehe had…

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