Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 237
fish was caught, sent to theking, and Tom found by his old enemy the cook, who hadnot forgiven the loss of the firmity. He stared strait, and said, Alas ! How comes this fellow here ?Strange things I find have come to pass, He shall not now get clear.Because he vowd to go thro stitch, And him to… … . The king, on hearing Toms story, pardoned him for goodKing Arthurs sake, took him into favour, and allowed him togo hunting with him, mounted on a mouse.
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