Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 620
lling toundertake the task, he conferreth the privilegeof hunting and destroying any wild animalthat may exist in the royal dominions, andthey are exhorted to fit out any expeditionthey may deem necessary to accomplish theirpurpose in behalf of their unhappy ruler. KING EDOMAN S APPETITE. IO81 Upon… … HE CAUSED A PROCLAMATION TO BE PUBLISHED. A statue of the animal selected, in theact of being slain by the fortunate subject,shall be carved out of gold, and erectedon a lofty column directly in front of thepalace. Edoman, Rex.Vol. XXXIII.—136. It is needless to say that the offer waseagerly…
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