Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 643
ng, a little crossly, forthe royal cook had spoiled the pudding that dayand he was not in the best of humor, what is allthis noise about ? Well, an it please your Majesty, said the lad, 1004 THE JOYOUS TRAVELERS [Sept., I had just settled myself for a cats nap uponthe green grass under this fair… … COME NOW, SAID THE KING, about. But lest he should show his ignorance, hesaid no more, and walked away with his head inthe air. The more he thought of it, however, the morehe wanted to know why the clown laughed. Soon the very next day he went out and lay downon the green grass under the branches…
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