Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 153
natus imagined his Hat would agree verywell with his Purse, and thereupon put it on his head saying.He should be very glad of a Hat that had such virtues. So theSoldan immediately gave it him; With that he suddenlywished himself in his ship, it being then under Sail, that hemight return to his own… … him, he should immediately be put to death. But Fortunatuswas .too quick for them, and arriving safe at Famagosta, veryrichly laden, was joyfully received by his w-ife, his two sonsand the Citizens.—He now began to tender the advancementof his children ; he maintained a princely court,…
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