Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 96
hy throat. And when thou hast done this, whatever disease thouhast, shall be removed. Go now, said he, in the nameof cheese, and may the smooth juicy bacon protect thee,may yellow curdy cream protect, may the cauldron full ofpottage protect thee. The Vision of MacConglinney 73 Now, as MacConglinney… … within the king, came forth until it was licking its lipsoutside its head. Then MacConglinney bent his hand with the two spitsof food, and put them to the lips of the king, who longedto swallow them, wood, food, and all. So he took theman arms length away from the king, and the lawless beast 74…
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