Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 439
arled the baron, whoseanger was commencing to boil. And I say again, said Kate, calmly, thatevery egg it lays for you s/ia/Zbe of pure gold. Well, then, what is the matter? said theking, scratching his nose in great perplexity. Catherine had made a great impression uponthe king, both on account of… … THE KING SAT UPON A CHAIR OF STATE, WITH A LEARNED JUDGE AT EACH SIDE. Why, your majesty, bellowed the baron,losing all control of himself, it is a gander ! The king burst into a roar of laughter. Faith! said he, turning to Kate, thou artthe shrewdest maiden in the world. Then, to thebaron: The…
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