Tales of fantasy (1902) (14749944401)

Identifier: talesoffantasy00jenk (find matches)
Title: Tales of fantasy
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed
Subjects: Children's stories
Publisher: Boston, Hall and Locke Company
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN



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wigs of rosemary. Can you not smell the spiced winethat is steaming in the silver flagon which the alder- o o man bought of Tony, who thought not when he sold itthat he should ever drink from it as a guest, and per-haps something more, for pretty Dorothy has noddedto him before she tastes the steaming liquor. 218 Tales of Fantasy Supper is over, and the kitchen again cleared fordancing; certainly the fiddlers play better than theydid before, and everybody dances with twice as muchspirit. Everybody seems merrier and happier, exceptJacob Pout, who is stealing away from the house andtaking the road to the Fields of Finsbury. You had better remain with the pleasant people atAlderman Kerseys, and join in the carol which will besung at midnight to usher in the coming Christmas Day.Besides, there will be other games of blind mans buff,hot cockles, and forfeits, and, I have no doubt, snap-dragon and hunt-the-slipper. I will follow Jacob Pout,and tell you all that happened in the next chapter.
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