Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 257
This illustration is from another edi:ion. \^6 Chap-Books of the EigJiteenth CenUiry. latter, on hearing his tale, bids him go to the cellar and he willsend Harry Tudor to him. The king disguises himself and joins the cobbler, and theyhave a jovial tune together, until their noise attracts some… … Bluff King Hal, however, must needs reward his humblefriend, so he gave him a pension of forty marks yearly, with thefreedom of his cellar, and made him one of the courtiers—aposition which he must have graced, judging by his deportmentas depicted in the illustrations.
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