. Bestie e uomini . ! Ma tutto questo ha a che fare con la mia confessione. Con la vostra Majestys lasciare Iwill andare con quello che ho wasabout per dire. Un momento, dice la Regina. Thosecrowns di cui hai parlato: De-scribe tiiem più fully.What pietre hanno avuto loro, andhow set? Tempo sufficiente per il tempo, gridò il re. Proverai il coronnsupon prima che allis abbia fatto. Sia il tellus della volpe dove questo tesoro è iridito; quella è la cosa impor-tant! Avevo pensato di carrythe segreto con me alla tomba, ha detto Reynard, butin questa solenne ora non posso nascondere nulla. Se è la volontà di yourMajestys, tellall. Attenzione, o re! cri

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. Beasts and men . ! But all this has nothingto do with my confession. With your Majestys leave Iwill go on with what I wasabout to say. One moment, saidthe Queen. Thosecrowns you spoke of—de-scribe tiiem more fully.What stones had they, andhow set ? Time enough forthat, cried the King. You shall try the crownsupon your head before allis done. Let the Fox tellus where this treasure ishidden; that is the impor-tant thing ! I had thought to carrythe secret with me to thegrave, said Reynard, butin this solemn hour I canhide nothing. If it is yourMajestys will, I will tellall. Beware, O King ! cried the Bear. He willdeceive you now as he has deceived othershis lying words ! Silence ! cried the King. This matterme, and me alone. Let Reynard speak ! Reynard cast a look of triumph at Bruin and Isengrim, and, smiling faintly, went on with his tale. The treasure was discovered first of all by my father.He came upon it one day when he was hunting in theforest, among the ruins of a palace that once belonged to 69. AND PEARLS TOO ? SHE WHISPERED Believe not concerns FOLK TALES OF BEASTS AND MEN an ancient king. There, in a deep hole, under a bigstone, he found the gold and gems, and for ever after-wards he was a changed creature. No longer blithe andcare-free, he slunk about as though overburdened withresponsibility. He knew himself rich beyond compare—richer than any king in all the world, and gradually intohis heart there crept the desire to win, by means of his riches, a place of power. At that time, O King, my father was bitter againstyour Majesty because of your disapproval of his manner oflife, and I am sorry to say that he determined to wrest youfrom the throne and to set up another in your place. Fullof this project, he took Tybert the Cat into his confidence.The two met together secretly in the forest of the Ardennes, and after much discussion they decided to offer the throneto Bruin the Bear ! Ah! ejaculated the King, turning his gaze uponBruin, who was too furious t

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