And Avarice fled s, and Death leaped

    upon er

    the wind.

    And out of t ttom of t dragons and

    rotting along

    trils.

    And t, and said:  hese men, and for

    hey seeking?

    For rubies for a kings crown, answered one wood behind him.

    And tarted, and, turning round, he saw a man

    ed as a pilgrim and holding in his hand a mirror of silver.

    And  king?

    And t see

    him.

    And he mirror, and, seeing his own face, he gave a

    great cry and  sunligreaming into the

    room, and from trees of the birds

    were singing.

    And tate came in and made

    obeisance to  issued

    gold, and set tre before him.

    And t tiful.  More

    beautiful  t  he

    remembered o ake these

    t hem.

    And tiers hey

    t t ing.

    But ernly to take things

    ahe day of my

    coronation, I  he loom of Sorrow, and

    by te here is

    Blood in t of t of the

    pearl.  And old three dreams.

    And wiers  eacher and

    a

    dream, and a vision but a vision?  t real t

    one s o do he lives of

    toil for us?  S eat bread till he has seen

    till alked he vinedresser?

    And to the young King, and said, My lord, I

    pray t aside ts of t on this

    fair robe, and set the

    people kno t a king, if t not a kings

    raiment?

    And t  so, indeed? he

    questioned.  ill t know me for a king if I  a

    ki