Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 78
ge thereof. Reynard the Fox 57 HOW CHANTICLEEK THE COCK COMPLAINED OFKEYNARD THE FOX. Chanticleer marched foremost, smote piteously his hands and feathers, whilst on the other side the bier went two sorrowful hens — the one was Tantart, the other the good hen Cragant, being two of the fairest hens… … cried piteously, Alack and well-a-day for the death of Copple, our dear sister. Two young hens bare the bier, which cackled so heavily, and wept so loud for the death of Copple their mother, that the hills gave an echo to their clamor. Thus being come before the King, Chanticleer, kneeling down,…
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