Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 639
to publicimprovements. Roads were built, and libraries and museums ofart established in every city. Great ball parks of free drinking-fountains throughout the king-dom, the old King and Queen, who had somehowmanaged to escape and get back, slipped unob-served into the palace, and dressed themselves… … YOU APPEAR TO HAVE TAKEN GOOD CARE OF IT, REMARKED THE KING. were laid out and games held, free to all thepeople. So everybody was soon shouting the praises ofBounterwin. They did not know that every timehe drew a check upon the royal treasury, to payfor these things, half of the money went into…
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