Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 497
the end of the hall, and Joycefumbled for the handle, this door, contrary tothe usual rule, being shut. Then, for the firsttime in the course of their adventures in theBoarded-up House, they found themselves beforean insurmountable barrier. The door was locked! tinned) KliNG ARTHURS ROUND TABLE BY… … THE ROUND TABLE. given by the king himself to the town of Camelot,that is called in English, Winchester. The table itself is made of stout oak planks, iseighteen feet across, and it is painted in twenty-five sections, with a rose, the emblem of England,at the center of the sections. At the head of…
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