Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 380
mberlain to go to the thirdPrincess. Perhaps she has changed her mind,he thought. The Lord Chamberlain had to obey, much tohis disgust, for even his wife said it was quiteuseless ; and the King awaited his return with AND THE KING WHO COULD nt PLAY ON THE TROMBONE. 361 great anxiety, for he… … WHY, YOU CANT EVEN PLAY ON THE TROMBONE!BAKE GINGERBREAD ! AND YOU CAN not play on the trombone. But that was a dream,— a youthful, idle dream, she sighed, a hope neverto be realized,— and as she liked the King in spiteof this drawback, why — she would marry him. The Lord Chamberlain whipped up his…
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