Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 108
tner. And so each day was spentin some kind of festivity, andeach night the Lord Cham-berlain bro.ught another let-ter of the rhyme for twelfth, until all but one hadbeen given into the hands of the Court Poet andstrung on the cord about his neck. This, the firstand most important, the Lord… … letter should be brought toght. Meantime, she tried,by filling each day with newpleasures, to make the CourtPoets life the most agreeablethat could be imagined, andto remove from his heart alldesire for a return into hisown country.But, although much gratified by the attentionsshown him, he could…
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