Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 183
deed, said the king, I believe what you tell me.Let him be put in the great tower with fetters on hisfeet and hands. Avenant was seized and imprisoned. But his little dogCabriole never forsook him. He cheered him the besthe could and brought him all the news of the court.When the Fair One with… … believing it was her love for him that made her sozealous in his behalf. Finding she could not prevailshe said no more to him but grew pensive and melan-choly. The king took it into his head that she did not think him handsomeenough, so he re-solved to washhis face with thewater of beautyin hopes…
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