Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 154
at noble on the shoulder with delight.Come in, and let us hear some more of yourharping. The jolly harper man bowed very low. I shallbe glad to serve your grace, but first, give mestabling for my good gray mare. Take the animal to my best stables, said theking. Tis there I keep my Brownie, the… … COME IN! COME IN, MY HARPER MAN. The grooms all followed him, and the guards fol-lowed the grooms. The servants all came flockinginto the hall as the jolly harper man entered, andthe kings heart grew so merry, that all who camewere made welcome, and given good cheer. The small hours of night came…
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