Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 466
es nt lose his head when things happen. When the president shook Probys hand justas if he were not a small boy, and said, Youare a chip of the old block ; I m proud to knowyou, Proby saw then that his father, who wasstanding near, was satisfied with him, too. THE KING IN DISGUISE. By Palmer Cox. On… … And next, discoursing pleasing airs,He turned the crank at country fairs;Or like a beggar lame and soreApplied for alms from door to door;And thus through peril, toil, and pain,Of every class would knowledge gain. It happened as the king one dayAround the realm pursued his way,His rich attire and…
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