Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 324
Not such boys as you. Why, you re in greatfavor with the king. He was here a little whileago, and he was delighted to hear of your goodfortune yesterday. Amatoria smiled at the gardener. It s a goodking that we have in this kingdom. He is a good king, said the gardener. And the I9i°-] THE THREE… … HE DUMPED THE ENTIRE LOAD OF GOLD IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET AND INVITED THEMTO HELP THEMSELVES TO ALL OF IT. Why did he do that? asked Amatoria. gardener at that time, used to be afraid from He did nt. I say he was small enough to do day to day that the king would order his head it, but he had…
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