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CHATTER I -The crown gallsood
vonta, Ferdinand William Ofto, )A
old, taken by his aunt to the opera, 1
ft the singing and slips away to the pari I opened to his ring, and Nlkky fared
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Just before they turned Into the
street, a horsetnau h:ld dashed out
of It and flung himself out of the sad-
dle. The dour was bolted, but It
and there mak•s the acquaintance
a�
Hobby 'Thorpe, a little American boy.
CHAPTER II -Returning to the palace
at night the crown prince finds everything
In an uproar as a ',auk of the search for
him. The chancellor Impresses on the old
h ing, the boy's grandfather, who la very even to speak. The revolver flew out
ill, the need for better protection of the of his hand at one blow from the Anll-
ruwn prince and suggests that the Mend-
e,ip of the neighboring king of Karnia like arms of the concierge. Itehine
be cemented by giving the Princess Hed- him somewhere was coming, N.i:k0
finally marriage
• to him. The old king knew, a detachment of cavalry. Cut
the concierge, Nlkky, with a drawn re-
volver In his hand, aid a face deathly
white.
Ile had had no time to Are, Mt time
CHAPTER iTi-Hedwlg herself, who
loves Ntkky Larlsctt, Otto's aid de camp.
and Iarlsch are upset by the king's de-
cision.
CHAPTER IV -Countess Loschek, lady
n waiting to Annum r lata. In love with
Karl of Karol., 1s jealous of Hedwlg. She
lots to start a revolt In Livonia by send-
ing • code letter to.Karl telling him of
conditions In the country. Peter Nlburg.
who was to deliver the message. b be-
trayed by a fellow clerk. Herman Spier.
CHAPTER V-Nlburg Is robbed of Ins
mleslve, and a dummy letter substituted;
"aptaln Larleck, unaware of the substi-
tution. holds upKarl's chauffeur and se -
sures the enveop.
CHAPTER YP-Blank Humbert promo
fent among the Terrorists, decodes Coua--
stuudesl�aamesd message with
la the aid
espy. had heard sounds in the street. and
o ber the Terrorists an holding prisoner. pot np the chain. He stood at bay. •
cttAPTZR YH-Capptans tartaen impar. huge, shaken figure at the foot ,.f the
eons es Karla chauf cur and exchange• atone staircase, Ho was for night
the sheet within the hitter for moms cigar 6
retie papers On delivering the note M now. But surely -outside at tho do )r
Karl, Ladies w made prisoner when the one some gave the secret knock o[ the
leesDtion b discovered. Hsdwlg's consent
to the marriage forcibly obt•tned Meet* tribunal, and followed It by the puns-
:irkchascellor[ of 1.Ivonla, oo eludes the word. He breathed again. Friends, of
RIM
for the marriage and knaves
for • Wedelns. RIKars listing lodh•. course, come for the ammunition. But.
CHAPTER ?III -On the wa7 to Wede4• to be certain. he went to the window
ng chancellor llistulch's party ands Karl's of his buret* and looked out through
.hauffeur. with whom tartish had changed
•Iothea. Mound and gagged. They Meson the ball. Students!
'dm and proceed with him to the king's
ounting lodge. The chauffeur escapes. "Coming!" be called. And kicked at
tlettltch and Ktng Karl reach • satiS ac- Nikty's quiet figure as he passed It.
'ory arrangement as to the martian and Then he unbolted the door, dropped the
Karl rel Sumach, after telling b m of pped
tis• coming wedding chain, and opened the door.
CHAPTER IX -Old Adelbert, erlppled I Standing before him, hacked by a
veteran, long as attendant at the operst IPet crowd of fantaatic figures, anus
Mouse, loess his position and becomes Nem:
tittered against the king and the chase Haeckel.
teller. They did not kill him at once. At
CHAPTER X -Countess Loschek ands the points of a dozen bayonets, intend-
ner room In the palace searched and
Incriminating documents stolen. the ed for vastly different work, they
also and a summons to appear before the forced him ap the staircase, flight after
Committee of Ten, revolutionary tribunal.
PM goes, and 1■ ordered to assist In the night. At first he cried pitifully that
kidnaping of the crown prince. under he knew nothing of the royal child.'
threat of having her duplicity lad
to Chancellor Mettllch. She 111 given •
he had outdistanced theta, ridingt fren-
ziedly, had leaped hedges and I/ Telles
across the lurk. He must hold the
men autfl they came.
Struggling to the grasp of the coe
elerge, he yet listened for them. Front
the first he knew It wee a lobi,ig bat-
tle. He had lost before. But he
fought fiercely, with the strengrti of n
dozen. His frenzy was equaled by that
of the other man, and his weight tonna
less by a half. He went down Ronlly
and lay still, a battered: twisted fig-
ure.
But Black Humbert. breathing herd
then he tried to barter what he knew
weak to consider for his Itte. They jeered at him,
CHAPTER XI-Hedwlg. In desperation pricked him shamefully from behind
at the thought of the marriage with Karl
with daggers.
urges tartach to elope with her. He points
out the impossibility of the scheme and , At the top of the last flight he turned
CHATTER XII-lt•ttYgh t � et and faced them. "Gentlemen, ft -tender
the attaehm•nt b•tw•en H•bwlg and Zap- he Implored• -I have dote him no
tarn Iarleck, points out to the tatter the harm. It was never to my mind to do
loaves Redwta in despair.
Impossibility of his marrying the pro ncess I-"
and secures from tum • promise never to him an Injury.
desert the Brown prince. "He le In the room when you kept
CHAPTER XIII -Tote American bol.
me?" asked Haeckel, In a low vette,
Robby Thorpe, ands the secret passage- "He is there, and sale."
way from the palace, by which the court
plana to romps it the Terrorists make Then Haeckel killed him. He struck
flight a•ceseary, aad takes old Adibert. ►Io with a dagger. and ►I..great body
now a revolutionist, late the secret. •
CHAPTKR XTV-Adelb•rt informs the
Comm Sties of Ten of the finding of the
secret passage. The Terrorists fix the
carnival as the time for kidnaping the
crown prince.
CMArTLlt AY-rltnl Karr •.....w ser
vont• to have • personal understanding
with ltedwlg, and becomes acquainted
with the trembled state of the couartry.
Countess Iaeehek agrees to assist in the
kidnaping of the crown primo.
CKAPTPR XVI-Hedwlg pleads wrm
Lartscb to take her away, but Iarteeh m-
eanie true to 51s promise to MKtlick sew -
the crown proton
CHAPTER XIII -The crown prince, le-
obby Thg the whohas comhe m through the
metal
erre) aThorpe,
ycret passage, they. They enjoy the car-
'tlyal together, and later go to Bobby's
hour. for dinner. Bobby's governess, a
Terrorist recognises the crown prince and
r0e1 10 Inform Black Humbert of h,•
whereabouts.
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non0y s nouN itoe crow., ,..,.� -�-_
pelt .,f St. Stefan's tolling and knows the
Sing le dead. He starts for the palace. but
Islet Humbert rises him. Humbert
send. Adetbert to inform the Terrorists
hs hag the bo,. but Adetbert, horror
stricken at his treachery, hastens to the
palace instead. H8 tells the chancellor
where a* Brown- 1�We.9•WRa is gibbet. --•ate
overcome Muth ,eaeltement, drop. deed.
CHAPTER XIX -Incensed at the dis-
cppe rance of the crown pence, and In-
cited by the Terrorists the people threat-
en to riots tis revolt. The excitement re-
stores Haeckel toe his senses end he has-
tens from the hospital, rallies his fellow
ue of
th▪ e crown aprince. nd ea a Haeckel k1them to 11s Humbert
ad taiIarlses takes the boy back
to theCappalacen
CHAPTER XX -The appearanee of the
crow• .prinea on a balcony of th• palace
restores artier and ail danger of an uprts-
In` 1s ended. Haeckel'■ Information en-
ables the authorities to ferret out and
arrest ro
,the Terrt.ts and the throne te
made isle for Otto. The new king pleads
with the chancellor to allow H.dwtg to
marry Jarisch and the story ends with
t�: understanding that the wedding will
They took up the cry, a few at first,
then all of them. Store than hie words,
the gaunt and wounded figure of
Haeckel In the cart fought for him.
He reeled before them. Two leaped
up and steadied him, finally, Indeed,
took him on their shoulders, and led
Ow way. They made a wedge of men,
and puAed through the mob.
'I'o, the Ilttle king!" was the cry
they raised, and ran, a flying wedge of
white, fantastic flgures. Those who
were unarmed prised weapons from the
crowd as they passed. Urged by
Haeckel, they ran through the streets.
Haskel knew. it was !request he
had known that they bad don. away
with lilt. His mind• working now with
.Smoak unnatural activity. flew ahead
Ito the bowie In the itond of the (loud
Children. and to what might be Preset- I
lag then. Ills eyes burned. Now at
last be would tbtynM VIPm. aniters�
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fell on the stain. Hs was still mos-
Ing
otIng and groaning. aa they swarmed
over him.
ilaerkel fnced the crowd. 'There
are others," he said. "I know them all.
When we have finished here, we will
go on."
They were fearful of frightening filo
BM, king and only ten went back.
with the key that Haeckel had taken
from the body of Rleeh Humbert They
unlocked the door of the back room,
to find ►1s majesty sitting on a chair,
with a rather motet handkerchief in
his hand. He wee not at all fright•
ened, however, -and was weeping for
Alm grondfather.
"Has the carriage Mme?' be de-
manded. "I am Waiting for a car-
riage."
They augured him het 41 rrrlage
WWI on the any, aad Were tag much
at 5 Iona.
"I would like to go ice," he said.
"i am afraid"-eay 11 1her-Nlk-
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• aero a:uos navy In 1M• booty
ray. a staggering, white -lipped Ntkky,
fie was not too weak to pick the child
up. however, and carry him to the
head of the stalrs. They had moved
the body of tn. concierge, by his or
der. So he stood there, the boy In 511
arms, and the students. ut �ly an hoar
before in revolt against bi . cheered
mlghui).
They met the detachment of eaval-
\'y at the dooq and thus, to state, rode
ru�,ck to the palaos where he was to
King Otto the Ninth. A very std
Ilttlk king, for Nlkky had answered 514
question honestly. A king who mopped
his eyes with a very dirty handker-
chief. 4 weary tattle king, too, wltk
Weedy A touch of IndtgrsUonl
Behind totem, 1n the house on the
Road of the Good Children, Haeckel,
in an access qt fury, ordered the body
et the concterp Dung from a window.
It lay below. • Misted and shapeless
thing, beside the`fleces of old Adel-
bert's broken sword.
a..v." CHAPTER XX.
SSia
The Lint Peony.
And ea, at tast. King Otto the Ninth
reached bla palace. and +Ras boated
up the stain to the room`where the
council waited. Not •1 all a'royal flg-
nre, but a tired Utile boy In gr17 trou-
sers, • short black (ton coat,' pod •
rolling collar which had once\\.bees
white.
He gave one glance around the
"My grandfather!" he said. And t
to crying into his dirty pocket•handd\ r'ame. 'Take two of the guard, and
kerchief. bring her."
The chancellor eyed grimly from no- \ Then, remembering the work he had
der h1s shaggy brows the disreputable tn., do. he took another sip of milk.
figure of his sovereign Then he went .nee things you have done." be said
toward him, add put his hand on Wa to .'Ikky. "And weak and wicked
head. encu they are. But, on the other
"He was very eager for this rent, hand. you found the king."
Otto," he said. '•1 oleate found him also. Besides,
Then he kpelt and very solemnly that do' not affect my guilt, sir," said
and with Infinite tender -,nae, he kissed Ntkky steadily.
the smell, nut overelesn band. - Suddenly\the chancellor got up and,
One by one the coon •r! did the same going to Nik12n, put both hands on Ids
1b1gg• shoulders. ``
King Otto straighten. -d his shoulders
and put away the Dnp ',orchid. It
had occurred to him it he was •
man now and most act n men's part
In the world.
"May I see him? he asked.
didn't see him before."
"Tour people are waiting. sire," the
chancellor said gravely. "To a ruler,
his people must come first."
And do, In the clear light from the
room behind him, Otto the lelnth first
stood before his people. They looked
up, and hard eyes grew soft, tense
muscles relaxed. They saw the erect-
ness of the small Agan•. the steadi-
ness of the blue eyes that had fought
hack their tears, the horesty and Are
and courage of fbla ev all boy who
was the king.
I t such of the revolutlonlets as re-
warded scream before the parliament
house. Let the fames burn and the
drums beat The solid dtlzens, the
gnat mass of the people, looked up
at the kiss and &aura/ mlgbtly. Rsv
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r'.te In the evening Ntkky LarlseS king. and setfea sown t* ale ANAL
went to the council room. The coon- H. yawned, then sat ip suddenly--
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ell had dispersed. and Msttlleh sat 1"
alone. When Ntkky was s000unced be "Yoe. mgj.sy I"
frowned. Then, very wady. hi, "l'kere Is something in my treason
smiled. But he was stern enough when pocket. I almost forgot it. Masi
the young soldier entered. Nlkky bring theta here."
came to the point at once. Sitting up In bed, and under Oskar's
"I&tave coma," hs said, "to "maw disapproving eye, because be, toe, wal
whorl am to do, dr." infected with the ,germ idea, Rise
"DoT" asked the chancellor, coldly. Otto the Ninth felt around to W stall
"Whether the crown -whether the pockets, until at last he Lad tooted
king Is safe or not." said Nlkky, look- what he wasted.
Inc dogged and not at all now like the „Hove 1 a small box 'Webeer., •
picture of his mother. "I as guilty of very small bozo he ingred
-of all that happened." 'The one 1• which your maNsty's
The chancellor had meant t0 he vary send ring cam. la bora, Aide Olken is
(lard. But he had come through a one 1. the Mad/ which c.atalaed
great deal, and besides, be saw eon* crayons-"
thing Nlkky did not menu him to see. "I'll have the rine btu," eau 51st
Ile was used to reading mots. He saw majesty.
that the boy had come to the breaking And soots this Ltocul■ Penny reined
point. on a cushion of white velvet, es which
"Slt down," be said, "and ten test were the royal arms
about It." Hine Otto looked carefully at this
But Mirky would not sit. He Mood, penny and then closed the tad.
looking straight ahead, and told the "Whenever I am disagreeable, 00.
story. He lett nothing out, the scene k•r," he said, "or don't care to study,
on the root, his broken promise, or -or do things that you think my
"Although." be added. his oniy word grandfather would not have done. I
of extenuation, "God knows I tried to wish you'd bring me this box. You'd
keep It." better keep It near you."
Then the message from Countess He lay back and yawned again.
Lonchek, and his long watt In her boa- "Did you ever hear of Abraham Lin-
dolr, to return to the thing he had colo, Oskar?' he asked.
found. As he went on, the chancellor. "1-I Dave hard the name, MOW-
hand
aje►hand touched • ttuttoo• y," Oskar ventured cautiously.
"Bring here at once Countess Los- "My grandfather thought ha woe a
chek." he said, to the servant who -great-mea." ills voice trailed *7.
"I-should-Rke-"
The excitements and sorrows of ths
day left biro gently. He stretched his
small limbs luxuriously, and half
turned upon his face. Oskar, who
hated disorder, drew the covering In
stiff and geometrical exactness across
his small figure, and tiptoed out,of tho
room.
Some time after midnight the chan-
cellor passed the guard and came into
the room. There, standing by the bed,
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Quite to the enid now, with the eosin -
tees not In her r'�Qms or anywhere In
the palace. With t;tle bonfires butted
to cold ashes, and t streets deserted.
With the police makl4g careful search
for certain men whosenames Haeckel
had given, and tearing, frenzied pla-
cards from the walla\``With Miss
Braithwaite still lying in her drugged
deep, watched over by the'•elsten who
had cared for the dead king and with
Karl, across the mnantalna, reaming
of a bride who would never his.
Quite to the end. Only a *lord or
two now, aad we may lave tbd,, little
king to fulfill his splendid destiny. Not
a quiet life, we may he certain, er.
haps not a very peaceful or untrou
one. But a breve and steadfast a
honorable one, be sure of that.
What should we gala by following
Olga Loschek, eatldg her heart out In
England, of the committee of ten. tower
Ing to its cella? They bad failed, as the It
wicked, sooner or later, must fall. Or
beprayed a soldier's prayer, and lobe
It eot all tits hopes for his country,
hls 1ef for has dead comrade and
sever , hos loyalty to Ms new king.
King'\Otto, who wits, for all the di-
gestive '\tablets, not sleeping wen,
roused add saw him there, and eat
upright at`once.
"1s It morning?" he asked, bllnkleg.
"No, majesty. 11. down and slap
mein.
"Would you mond sitting down for
• little while? That la, If you are sot
sleepy."
"I am not eleepy," said the ehase
cellor, and drew up a greet chair. "It
I stay, will you try to`ileep?'
"Do you mluJ I talk a little? 111
May make me drowsy." \
'Talk if you like. majesty" said the
old man.
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to bins m• a itttle longer."
Two are Net ten heavy, LajMt7"
Sewn t►e chancellor, worn Net with
este day, but with maay, was Nodding. '
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Finally They INA Mopt
His eyes dosed *odor bis Senn ore
brow•. Malty they bath slept. The
room was silent.
Something slipped out of the Iltre
king's hand and rolled' to the Scor.
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King Otto eyed nom gravely. TIME TABLE : Stratford and Goderick
"Would you mind tf I got on yper
knee?' be asked. almost ttmtpl). I.
11 51. Ilfe no one bad so held hits,
nel yet Bobby. that very evealn1 had
robed on his father's tea as thgagh
s very generally don* "I wepld
glutton had that sdiAt riee4YN Ike Knit griming fat In a prosperous land, ilk to try how It feels."
f death blow at the liamtla of 1 til. Min greedy for eamonest and too 1st- , then." sold the chancellor.
The mob prepared to CO hems to but asked tee battle/ Thikking climbed out of bed and ap
WWI. Ring Otto stood en the bel- To finish the day, then, and dose oe hla, lap. His ebaseellor raebed
cony, down below la the crowd an
American woman looked np, and sud-
denly caught iter husband by iha arta.
"Robert," she said, "Robert. It ta
Bobby. Slat. friend!"
"Itestaeoser he retorted. "it's
rather drufnek isn't It/ Nothing
like this at home! See, they've
crowned him already"
But Bobby's mother looked with the
clear eyes of moat women, and all
mothers.
"They have not crowned him," abs
Id. smiling, with tears la her eyes.
e absurd little king! Thgg Mve
tom to take off m pap ' ire r
• a to e , e • Hedwlg did not turn her head. She
Tbs died king lay r state Ia the knew his inept had really known he
royal chapel. Tall eamegs burned at mast come, since she was calling him,
its head and feet. set i long black
atonally calling, with all her Meter
standard.. Ill. uniform lay at his mined young wilt Oh, she was sham♦
feet. his cap, his •word. The sag 01 less!
his country was draped across him. He But now that he had come, It was
Nlkky who Implored, and Hedwlg who
with midnight.
Nlkky Ont. a eubdtaed and rsther
battered Nlkky. He was point -toted by
a desire, sot Indeed unknown to lov-
ers, to revisit the plies when be and
13tedwlg had :net before The roof -
no les. Not even then fMet he hoped
for himself any more than be had
hoped before. But at last It could
not be Karl.
Strangely enough. Hedv`g also hod
had • fancy to visit the roof. She "I want to tell about running away"
could net sleep. said the king, wide-eyed In the dusk.
So she had dismissed her maid and "1 am ser/7• This tls• I am Soing to
hose through Hubert's rooms to the promise not to de It .gala"
root. May found her there. "Make the promise to yourself.
majesty. It Is the best way."
"I wtlL I Intend tO be a very good
king." leant__
"Grad groat tt, majesty.
"Like Abraham Llacsla?
"Lits Abraham LANA," A," gl d AO
chancellor gravely. r -1 "
The king, for all Itis bellwatt`
gted
ook.d vary rested. held eQ, fulness, 7awsed sesta, and aqully sd
In a small prints chapel nearby 1 "M) oaly thought In all the world," doom. to the old masa breast
"Aad like my grandfather," hs
added.
"God gnat that. also"
was half • Ng
"...ad that a This time 11 was the chancellor wt.gopart tl< him Llai band 'Tor what? said,Iledwlg coolly. _yawned. s y theNes
before, and lay Denied In a 5.11.1 "Tor loving you so." Thls was mod He was very weary, sad very sad
tlefield. It was; nntdrtssatsty, his old hatter, quite strategic, Indeed. A Suddenly. after a allows, the king
trench gained) spoke: '1day a king do anything he
"Do you rally love met I won- want.?
der." "Nat at an," said the chastener
But Nlkky was tired of words, and hastily.
rather afraid of them. They were not "But, it it w11l not hurt the pimple?
Ms weapons. He trusted more, as has I want to de two things, or have two
been said somewhere else, in hla two things. They are both gaits easy.°
strong arms. His tea* wits anxious, ,
"Too mneh ever to let len ge," he "What are they?
said. Which mans nothing sale= "Toe woslds't like to priAlit 111116.
over avid dragged a blanket from the
bed.
"For far of • eoldi" be said, aad
draped it about the little figure. °New,
how 1s thatr
"It Is very comfortable. May I pod
my bad baekr
Long. long years glace the .haae•efer
had sat thea, with a child 1n bks arms.
His sturdy old arms encircled the boy
closely.
lay old Adelbert. They could not do he said. "Can yon ever forgive mer
him too much honor. He, too. looked This wan tactless. No Inver should
rented, and he, inn, was covered by ever remind his lady that he has wlth-
the hag, and no ORM would have stood her
uniform that tinware. The? had add-
ed bin regimental tag to the national
one, and on 1t they had sat his shabby
cap. He, too, might bate been a king.
Then were candles at his head and
feet, also; but alae, ha had now ao
sword.
Thus it happened that old Adelbert
the traitor lay In state in the poise*
and that monks. Is Ioag brown robes,
knelt and prayed by boot. Perhaps b•
needed their prayers. sat partials. 1n
the great sev000tIng, thins' ars bal-
anced up, the good against the bot. Is
that case, who knows?
The palace m.,nrned and the palace
rejoiced. Haeckel had told what be
knew and the lenders ad the terrorists
Were In prison, Soma, ta MO p4tw.
would bet hanged with a silken cord,
as was their due. And others would
be esthetically disposed of. The way
was not yet clear ahead. 1•11 111° ends
was passed and anfely.
Early In the events., soon atter he
had appeared on the balcony, the court
had sworn fealty to Otto the Ninth.
He had stood on the data In the throne
room, very much wa.fsd and brushed
by that time, and tho ceremony had
taken pines. Such • shoot froth re-
lieved throats as went up. such a (lat-
ter es swords were dews from scab-
bards and held upright 1n the aft.
'Otto I" they cried, And again
'Otto."
The little king had horned tgalta pas
*115 excitement
we take It for granted that she was to
his arms. And she was, indeed
The king havint been examined and
'wild your
The ehneellor mantled la the Gallo
nen.
given some dlgeettve tablets by the "dam'tsatse% but I aman old ASP
court phyalelnne--a group which, diet majesty. What are theyr
strangely enough, did not Include Doc- "First, I would like to have a dolt
tor Weiderman-w-had been given a one to keep with me."
warm bath and put to bed.I "1--pr'obibty that eau
Ther, was much formality as to the 'Thank yen- I de
process now. several gentlemen cling- And-" he hesitated,
ing to their her.dttary right to bang a 'Tea, saajoatyr
around and be nuisances during the "I am very food of Nlkky," '-
ceremony. But at last be was left king. "Aad he Is not we --
alone with Oskar. looks sad, a.mettre•
Alone, of Ceuta` as mach as a tang him to marry Fps°r:G.
In ever alone, welch, what with extra be together the
sentrlae and so on. Is not exactly god- The ehaocsllot
tary confinement. all, why Not? la (;I;
"Oskar I" pall the king from W p11- tion all his 111s.
low. brought bloat An
"Mnjtstyr happiness lay to bbl
Oskar wan gatheringtle
the royal gar "Phaps," he salt,
molts, which the ptsyd(iens had or. he arrsoged Aso."
dosed burned la twee of germs. The night air blow IN
"Did you ever est American lee ellen wtad,9/.. 'no' Tit
ereamr contentedly, aad dosed
"Ne, majesty. Not that i recall."" "'TN1°1 ratherraa met r
"It M eery delicious." observed the
be arranged."
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