Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 233
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. … Tom Thtwib. 217 This, however, was the cause of his second death. For coming near a Farmers house. Close by a Forest side,A Cat jumpd out and caught the mouse Whereon Tom Thumb did ride.She took him up between her Jaws, And scowerd up a tree,And as she scratchd him with her claws. He cryd out, Woe…
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