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Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 243

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m the French king ; whilst the Princess Ursula,whose confinement drew nigh, did not know how to screenherself. Love, however, is proverbially sharp-witted; so a falserumour of an enemy having landed being spread by means of firing a gun she escaped in the confusion, and took refugein the shoemakers… … ledged his birth, and would have given him his daughter inmarriage could she have been found. At this juncture theyoung couple turned up, were forgiven, and they lived veryhappy all their lives afterwards. The original of this book seems to have been written byThomas Deloney; an edition of it was…

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