Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 239
Fairy Queen againdespatching Tom to earth, and also, as before, his advent isunpropitious. Where he descended thro the Air,This poor unhappy man.By sad mishap as you shall hearFell in a close stool pan. # ? ^ /M J ^ ^ 1 In m /Ill J m ^J/^iSL. W(js\JI^ ^^/ /v^ 218 Chap-Books of the Eighteenth… … He recovered and was taken into high favour by the king, who For lodgings—Now the King resolvd A palace should be framdThe walls of this most stately place Were lovely to behold.For workmanship none can take place It lookd like beaten goldThe height thereof was but a span, And doors but one inch…
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