Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 173
ers that theold king must be dead. The five high counselors, filled with furiousanger but absolutely helpless, as they could not kept the people quiet when they learned fromthe bell that their old king was dead. But now they began to guess that the sceneat the east gate promised more of interest… … ? O F. Richards. A RAGGED, LIMPING PEDDLER ENTERED THE GATE. leave the gate, lifted up their five chubby fistsand shook them violently in the direction of thebell-tower. Poor Jikki, finding himself left alone in thepalace, could no longer resist the temptation totoll the bell; and it continued to…
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