Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 104
eresting hethey all said. He looks as if hecould write beautiful poetry.one ever knew of his writingword. Every morning, the King sat in hisaudience chamber, after the fashion ofthe country, and heard the complaintsand settled the disputes that his subjectsbrought before him; that is to say,… … Koruhl.much hardwhat I am thinking: do you happengoing to do for recreation ? Perhaps, sire, you are going to bid me sendfor the Court Poet, and order him to make someverses for you ? Exactly, Koruhl, answered the King, muchpleased; let it be done. The Court Poet being summoned and the Kingswishes…
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