ngs raiment?

    t knohe Chamberlain.

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    ans it may be as t.  And yet I  wear

    t even as I

    came to t.

    And  as his

    companion, a lad a year younger t for his

    service, and wer, he opened a

    great painted c, and from it ook tunic and

    roug che

    s of t on, and in

    ook aff.

    And ttle page opened his big blue eyes in wonder, and said

    smiling to re, but where

    is thy crown?

    And t was climbing

    over t it, and made a circlet of it, and set it

    on his own head.

    this shall he my crown, he answered.

    And ttired  of o t hall,

    wing for him.

    And t to him, My

    lord, t for t them a

    beggar, and oth and said, he brings shame upon our

    state, and is uno be our master.  But

    a  passed on, and  do porpaircase,

    and out tes of bronze, and mounted upon his horse,

    and rode totle page running beside him.

    And t is the Kings fool who is

    riding by, and they mocked him.

    And  I am told

    three dreams.

    And a man came out of tterly to him, and

    said, Sir, kno t t out of the rich

    cometured, and

    your vices give us bread.  to toil for a er is bitter, but

    to er to toil for is more bitter still.  t thou

    t t cure  these

    t to t;t buy for so muc;

    and to t;t sell at t;?  I tro.

    to t on thy purple and fine

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