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Tales of fantasy (1902)

Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 226

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e honest silver-smith to hammer into form the dogs and horsemenwhich made the cup so valuable. Neither did he thinkhow much time had been spent by Tony Stubbs beforehe acquired the art of chasing gold and silver; for hehad gone over the seas as far as Florence to study inthe workshop of the great… … 194 Tales of Fantasy London was not the large city that it is now, and itssuburbs were not all brick and mortar as they are atpresent, but shady woods and open meadows were tobe found everywhere around it, and thither would thegood citizens resort on high days and holidays. JacobPout, idler that he…

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