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1. All But
“He hath saved a thousand lives!” they cried.
“Such feats should be requited!”
“Friends, so they shall,” the king replied,
“This worthy shall be knighted.
“Such feats should be requited!”
“Friends, so they shall,” the king replied,
“This worthy shall be knighted.
“A jewelled belt and rapier bring,
Plumed cap and cloak of scarlet!
And now your name, sir?” said the king.
“All But,” replied the varlet.
Plumed cap and cloak of scarlet!
And now your name, sir?” said the king.
“All But,” replied the varlet.
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