me first, said t ran

    aly.

    And tar-Cook t it in his

    , and o ty.  But the leper saw him coming, and

    ran to meet  down and cried, Give me a piece of

    money or I shall die of hunger.

    And tar-Co  but one piece

    of yello not to my master  me

    and keep me as his slave.

    But treated  tar-Cy

    on he piece of yellow gold.

    And o

    o  the piece of

    yelloar-Co  not.  So

    t h

    c o the dungeon.

    And on to o-day

    t me t t if

    t it not I hee.

    So tar-C to the wood, and all day long he searched

    for t no

    evening  , and as here came

    to tle hare.

    And to  t

    is in t is be

    be glad.

    ar-Chis is

    time t succoured me.

    Nay, but t pity on me first, said t ran

    aly.

    And tar-Cered ts fart corner

    it in , and

    o ty.  And tood in the

    centre of t, and said to he

    piece of red money, or I must die, and tar-Cy on

    hy need is

    greater t was   evil

    fate aed him.

    But lo! as e of ty, the guards bowed

    doo iful is our

    lord! and a croizens followed , Surely

    tiful in t tar-

    C, and said to hey are mocking me, and making

    lighe people,

    t  t last in a

    great square, in where was a palace of a King.

    And te of ts and the high

    officers of ty ran forto meet hey abased

    t our lord for whom we

    ing, and the son of our