The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)
University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 140
d for one, I hope. But atthat moment I was stricken from behind, andknew no more till now. Ah, but my harp! I hadforgotten that, he cried sharply, raising himself,then falling back with weakness against theKings protecting shoulder. Nay, trouble not thyself with that, the King replied. A harp thou… … IN THE LIONS KEEPING. way to seek the English King, who, they say, iskind to minstrels, when this misfortune overtookme. Perchance thou, being, as I judge, a lord ofhigh degree, canst tell me if I be near to himor no? Nearer thou canst not well be, laughed Rich-ard. He who now bears thee in his…
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