Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 35
oked Will [Nov., King William laid the flagon down from which he d drunk his fill. Art not afraid of hunchback forms? Men call m,e Crooked Will. (And was it but a straying gleam from out the firelight ?Or was it trul)^ sudden tears that made her eyes so bright?)Then softly said she — Father had a… … Oh, Crookf.d Will, Would.st Thou not Love JustOnce to See the King? Then gaily laughed the little maid and shook her head in scorn, The King would not come riding here at nightfall so forlorn! The King sits on a golden throne, a scepter in his hand— A royal robe about him flung, he judges all the…
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