Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 564
orlorn. He bore the tarts, all red and white; he sank uponhis knee And vowed repentance long and late, if he mightpardoned be. Queen Sweetheart faltered; Greatheart cried, with proud and lofty mien,Serve up the tarts, forgive the knave; be every inch a queen!The lady smiled; she took the tarts; she… … 940 WHAT HAPPENED TO THE TARTS TABLEAU V THE KNAVE BEFORE THE QUEEN.Scene same as before. Curtain rises on knaveof hearts kneeling at feet of queen, holding upthe dish of tarts. His face is pale and his clothingtorn. The king stands behind him, with frowningface, leaning on his sword. Courtiers,…
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