Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
about the palace was one vastcamp, while throughout the kingdom not a traceof the vine was to be seen. Then the nobles and prelates prepared for the Meanwhile, the poor, faithful old king, whocheerfully had given up all for his people, washammering and stitching and digging away onJims… … MAKING AN ENTRANCE FOR THE KING THROUGH THE MELON IN FRONT OF THE PALACE GATE. coronation. It was magnificent. They girt Jimwith the sword of state, clothed him in the imperialrobes, placed the scepter in his hand, and, as thegolden crown descended upon his head, all thepeople shouted : Hail, King…
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