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those who are moat closely IN touch with
the matter here say that there ID 4 gOOd
chance that Il will be twice that aun.
letter nom Mrs. Russell Sage was read
70 the trustees to-day In which she offered
IN 90 on with the completlOn Of the dor.
milories already begun by her and 20 prU.
vide Tor the construction % a tower on
Nassau street near University place. The
whole job will cost about q q. .OfO, ,oi which
$4,000 will be spent on the tower Preai-
dent Wilson IN his address 70 the trustees
spoke of the gift in this wise,
Mrs, Russell SegP has completed our
great obligation To her by offering 20 eG-
tend the beautiful building she recently
presented 10 the university and 20 add 10
u the great tower which 10 likely 20 hP the
ch'el architectural ornament Of the uni
vsrsitv.-
John l.. CadWalader. who has been in
correspondence with Mrs sake in the
matter. though a. she saws. he did not
urge her % add 20 her gift, offered resO-
lutions thanking Mrs. sAee' and prUvld-
ing Tor the naming Of the group which
heretofore has been known simply a. the
Sage dormitories" lt is understood
that Mrs. sag didn't want 20 have the
buildings bear her name She aalie cd that
the buildings be called Holder Hall Il
- ANthiiN uAlllN OF WIS SAKE II.
~ just about the time the trustees we're
adopting their resolutions tho seniors.
who were haN ing their class picture taken.
spied Mrs sage going by In Mrs. A u.
Russell's motor. Mrs. Russell 10 the wife
of one of the trustees. and Mrs Sage's
grandnepheW. VI. =. Slocum. Is a member
Ot the graduating class.
when the seniors saw Mrs Sage they
gave her class yell They didn't know
that the trustees had received an offer
from her 20 finish the work she had begnn
When she heard them cheer ng for her
she stood up In the automobile and waved
10 them Then they stood m out Oi
courtesy until she passed out 1T sight.
The trustees also dete mined 10 bring
friendly suit Ia the NewperHey Court %
'hancery 10 fnd out whether the uni
verslty has a right 20 use the ts2S, 200 Of
the Swa bequest tow ard the cpnHtruc-
ton OF buildings on the golf links A. the
time % Mrs. Swans death the university
had not acquired title 10 the links aud her
will provided that the money be used for
the construction 81 buildings on pruperty
owned by the university A Letter was
read IRON tire tTuatees of Nra swans
estate asking that the university proceed
as -oOn as u could IN the use Of the money
falling 10 Il under the will The swan
money N 20 be Devoted toward the con-
struction oG graduate achool buildings.
along with that of Mr.. Wyman and Mr.
Proctor
There we're only three abssutsea from
the meeting 81 the trustees to-day That
10 considered a Temarkabh reoord for a
special meeting u the board The alb
sent trustees were DR. David r Fraser
n Newark. DR.. CharlA Wood 0G Wash
ington and Alexander Van Rennselaer Of
Philadelphia. Parker D. Handy -, of
New York, qualified as a lie member of
the board The trustees elected unAni-
mOnsly John n I Finney of Baltimore
10 life membership on the board He 10
a physician and a member Of the class
Of isst
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UrPIDs WORK At VASSIR
Fnteen Girls Promptly CoRfess That
They Are Engaged.

POr0HEgEpsIE. June The VAssar
seniors held their class supper in North
Hall last night Ethics and isms we're
forgotten in the absorbing question of
who would plead guilty to having yieIded
TO Cupid's coy blandishmenis The double
honor Of an engagement and = diploma 10
a NJ crowning for any college career 10
VaAsar's answer to the critics Who
asAail the higher education of women
More than two hundred girls answered
10 tho roll call and out u this number
fftesn promptly confessed and submitted
70 the haEiKfe OI their delighted comrades.
about the aame number being righuully
under suppicion But Vanaar EiTls must
be precise. and how can an enEagement
b. properly verified without all the modern
formaIitiss having heen complied WITH
A the list Of names progressed the
answers of those who were ready promptly
4, -fcae" and tho svasiOns Of those who
had FyOd reason 10 believe they wers
vtl,lty made a iOt Of fun. Congratula-
iiOna were fairly shOwered on the happy
onea who emerged from the ordeal with
their coiHurea tuufhled and awry and
with roses In their cheeks as red 40 any
blooming On the college casnpus.
Among the re who -ieascd- we're
Miss Edith Taft Miss Harriet Haniey.
Miss Helen IandOn, Miss Anna hlinkey.
Miss Marguerite Jameson. Miss Con
stance Ernest. Miss Josephine Gray and
Mss Helen smith
The class supper vas ths GoOd-by
ceremony. After 10 WAS over the grad
,lates nassed their last night al VaHsar
and this morning made their formal
leayetaking
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NEW TORK MILITARY ACADEMY
COEnmeRrement Exercises Gen. Bell DE-
lNers Address 20 Graduates.

tORNwALL-ON-THE-HU -HUDsoN. June . -
. The commencement exercises q the New
/ YORK Military Academy took place to-
/ day The opening address was delivered
, by DR. Lyman Abbott, editor q the Out
look followed by Brig Gen William
Nerbeck, Adiutant General of toe State
u New York and president 'of the Manlius
school tSi Johns Military Academy
The address to the graduating class was
delivered by Naior-Gen J Franklin Bell.
L. S \. who has just been relieved as
chief of StsH - the army and who -
about 70 take command u the Division
Of the Philippines
The valedict1ry was delivered by Cadet
William Olin Siher, Cadet Sibsrt - the
son II Col William l. Sibert United states
Engineers membeg - the Panama Canal
Commission and assIstant engineer In
charge II the constr. .ctiln ot me Gatun
dsM and 'uvEs Harold " >Iuert an
other snn Rr,dultei ~ the head u the
class and received a gold medal Col
Silert alsp htS gnOther son gho stands
high IN his class 10 West Point
After tho exerrlses final review ana
dress parade took place The music
was bY the q Hdet haud under hhndmRster
~ lde late htndma ster u the Thirty
sixth United St'tes Infantry The last
mAruh WIS medley II airs suitable Tor
the OCCASION Home Sweet Home The
Girl Left Behind Ne. Aud Lang Syne.
&C.
4 list ~ tho graduates ls as fnllows.
Albert VI Brvlas. Te3ss. Arthur n
Merc i0n. New Jersey. Edwin VI EustIs.
New YorS, WiIli'm e Murpnv New York,
ChF res ~ FaxOn. New Hork z vmDnd
= percivll. verm mt. Wi.lism J Geddis.
Colorado: Arnold e Pouch. New YORK.
william & Hlnds. New York. Htrpli "
Sibert, Cana Zone, Aaron V HOLMAN
New York. William q Sibart. Canal Zone.
Francis l. lafon kenWcky: Franz J
Zapf. Florida
The fire which on January N of this
year destroyed the main buildings of the
academy made necessary either the per
manant closing u tho institution AZ ths
end " the present year or lts complete
reorg ,ni2atiOn. 10 b. followed by 30 rapid
a rai IA 'pmeni Of is equipment that Il
could reopen a. usual IN September
The officers decided to rebuild immedi-
ately and to-day tho cornerstone was laid
The academy will he readE for occupancy
on September ! and will consist ot four
large freproof buildings accommodating
40 Cadate
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YONEERs. June Miss Gertrude Rad
clife Tomlnson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
David TOmlinsOn OF CO.. Pal!sade avenue.
vas married at the home Of her parents at
noon to-day 20 John McCilntock Longacrs
oi Philadelphia. The Rev Henry Mesier
OF Kingston performed The ceremony
The guests acre pr.nc lpally from New
York city and PhilsdSiphis The bride wa-
attended BY her sister. Mrs. Li.a Tom.in-ou
McNickar of lonkeFe. a. mdtTon u honor
The beat man Vas Barton LouRacre, tas
hridegrO0m's brother. 0t Philadelphia
The brides gown was 9i white Chi1on
trimmed with lace and she wore a point
lace veal aud a string of pears that Wrt .
part of the wedding costume o. her great
grandmother. Ciarissa Radcliffe Mr and
MTs ! onEaCrs Will reside ia Ph ladelpls.
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FORDHAM MEDICAL BUILDING.
Dean Walsh Announces That One WIN Re
neany b. fall.

Dr. James J. Walsh. dean of the depart
meat Of medicine Of Fordham University.
announced az the graduating eNeruses
of his department In the auditorium at
Fordham last night that a building for
the School Of Medicine will he erected and
ready for occupancy ehis coming fall
The names Of the donors are not 10 he
made public az present The building
ground for which will he broken early
next week, will BE- on the university
grounds facing Pelham avenue A.
planilsd II will be 200 feet wide and IaO
feet deep and will be equipped with
Laboratories and a clinic
The dean also announced the erection
of a maternity hospital In connection with
ths university In the near future The
Rronx. he said has long been In need Of
such a hospital New schools Of dentistry
and pharmacy viii be begun in the fall
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Erskme ives

he marriage ~ Miss Pauline Iyes and
Prof John Erskirs oi Columbia lNIyersiIy
took place Yesterday afternoon In ~ Luke''
chapel 10 Hudson street one NJ tho Trinity
parish churches The Rev DR. william !
Naming rrpltof of 0.d Trinity 'hur,f gef
torn et the ,eferT0fe 10 n. lo'k Nrs
Thomas l. CLARKE ~ oyster BAY attended
lev sister Hs wafroB ~ honor Robert
Irzafre was tIs brotuar hest man Aunf
the ,erew0rv he brides mother Mr.
Theoaor- VI I've. ot % fif'b avenue, gave
az informs. reception Tor rei1uNrs aud
some fr.efu-
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Wr.. Innle J.. ncst 10 ne Warrlrd

Mrs Cleremont Livingston I}o-i ~ ~
Fast Seventy street yesterday
announced the engagement II her daugh-
ter Mrs Annie Livingston Rect to Arthur
Carroll n Z Fast Sixty fourth street
Mr Carroll Is a graduate n Columbia ~
and the elder of Cen Howard Carrol's =
sons He is associated with HE father
In husineas Mira Rests first husband was
p Yale smith of Lee Mass from whom
she vas divorced after q short married
life Her mother was a Miss Tooker ~
New York
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Miss Louise Ida Doscher. daughter ~
John DoscheT. \ Deputy Collector oi tHe
Port Of New N0rk. was married - me bed
side % her mother ~ the DosoheT home at
s7s summit avenue. jersey CIV. on Wrdne-.
day night 20 GrenVl,le Elder JORDAN 81
Portland Aie The ceremony Was per
formed by the Rev Emil 4 Meury pastor
OF the Seroud Reformed Church The date
had been set for the wedding long before
NFs D0acheT became o and she would nOt
consent 70 z Doe tponemert Mrn Jordan
Wiu remain IN Jersey OIty 10 rIrse her
mother back % health aud later viii start
on her NeddinR tTip
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EUGENE WILTER RECOVERING


Eugene Walter. the playwright. IL III
at his home, III West Seventy -hrst street.
with what threatened 10 be pneumonia
Last night IL was said that his condition
A. much improved and that it was
bel leved he was out Of danger
Nlr Walter volunteered 10 fuTnish his
automobile. With himself a. chauffeur.
the trip and coughsd considerably Thurs-
day nj ght and Friday Friday night. hoW .
ever. he was out with q party oE friends
Ny Sunday be was 10 much worse that he
took n his bad, and his physician, d.
Philip w. GFABemAn of 80 West Fifty
eighth street. was called In For the
following two or three daya the play
wright's condition was such a. n cause
ureasineHs
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Glover Porter.

Tho wedding o. Ms Harriet = Porter
and Georre Morton clover. lr was .el"-
hrsted yesterday afternoon 40 the HON" NJ
the brides mother Nr- Prank Bful'F
Porter. 2 Park aveuue Miss Juiia Parish
Dodge attended A. maid Of honor aud there
wore ro bridesmaids nr ushar~ Richard
louushery assisted fhe bridegroom ~ best
man The Rev Auzou Phelps ~fnk"-.
rniIaIn Of Lhn nrlhe naTlnrI-nI Ihn -.rummuN
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The MaIl sIrre, "E,enInr sun.

The Wall Street edition ~ THE EvENNO
SUN contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 70 the ciose
of the market The closing quotations
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
in the nj Rht edition u THE EVENING Sun
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I.se O'Nen browne Ease Jury Complete

CHICAGO. June . The twelve jurors
FOR the Lee O'Neil Browne jury 60 try the
ease against the Ottawa legislator Tor
bribery IN connection with the election u
senator LOrimer was chosen late thi-
afternoon, The hearing of the case vii.
begin Monday
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LlWRENCE GILLESPIE 70 WE'D.
His Engagement TO Mlss Irene sherman
Of Newport Announced.

Providence, r. / June s-Announce-
ment was made by Mr. and Mrs. William
Watts sherman in Newport this morning
Of the engagement Of their daughter. Misc
Irene sherman 10 Lawrence Lewis Giles
pi" oi New York Miss sherman h a
granddaughter Of the late Mrs. John Car
ts~ Brown
Nr Gillespie was graduated from Har-
ward CoI'nC" in lSgs lie is a banker and
vio"-rresii"nt of the Equitable Trust
company of New YORK
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Wsnrsis, GIFis 10 write Absui Business
for Prizes.

NELLEsLET. Mass June a compe-
tition for prizes aggTegaiing 5000 for
papers IN business problems % he con-
Quoted during he neat academic year was
announced AZ Wellesley College to-day
The cpmrctiiion will be open n under
graduates and will aim n arouse greater
interest IN the study q cOmmerCe and In
dustry in this country
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me ..G,ps, Queen, sent TO Prison.
Foremost clOthIsrS Since IS4s.

Renee Gypsy Gordon, known in China
town a. the Gypsy Queen. who was re-
Gently convicted in Special Sessions Of
keeping a disOrderly house at % Pei
street was sentenced Yesterday o serve
three months in the peniteniiary
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AlfnIrn IA, From Aparntlna.

The British steamship Homereus. whictP
arrived yesterday from Buenos Ayres
bv way oT the Nest Indies has aboard
100 tons ~ alfalfa hay. Il is an expert
mental cargo
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Ad,eru 4rnents Tor TVS srs I'D THE EvENfsn
srs MAJ hr len at any American Distrirt Mes
senrcr once In me ciB.
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OggfAV R1ude aifr Vrriaine Ioubrri 10
anger AtaA. sainte Beu,e, Amlei. Maiuten0n
PRAr-T. 6i sth AZ.
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.'aN .NNFa w " AHhEsHH NNNAAiF7sAF-A
70 ACCep' VI Procters 1fef A. ne made II.
.Nr Proctor specifies that the buildings
= ne graduate college ne placed mon
- gH' .rk. and thai a further sum u
~ nm ID. raised to complement his git
'fs afd 500 90 Ia 10 be raised
" u- Hr,' Il the coming year and u Ia
70 - ~, I'd not TO the Graduate Cot
-ge rf r10ard an endowment fund
.H ~ nreoepiorial system The pre-
,-p11a. -y-ten b one 0f the distinctive
.-AITs- ~ fl" Wilson regime at Princeton.
tnG I. a.-n favored by Dean West u In
si1p.1,'.a aud has needed more money
-u fr0'e. 100 view n the newly acquired
sal' = 'H- graduate school thought
ny 0..7 gr' along without the extra
.4I l"r and declared f0r its applica-
70 p. PHI" necessities n The preceptorlal
n '....ar -neo7fe- that Il the amount
.'al .E mm not more than a2f0 nO0
Poo N'-d fO The erection. equipment
-1 T'.' 'rananoa n q dining hail for the
a''f'" .. .t'g', fu serve a. memorial
.f au'- The remainder n 10 he
Hduwmcnt ~ irllOvships
l'f. "... .trne tu fOr % vote u thanks
..'i"raflon u the Wytnan
... trustees heard from their
... ''"r fh" formal report that
..I,'-t bad been made and
-'. b" pr0rated IN the week
..,n Nlr Nh,ld0u. chairman
.- .n" yUt this resolution
B.. a.-. - fiis board are dus 10
Wet f0' Ei- great service
F lr assisting 90 largely
-''- under the will ~ Nlr
...Hnut as much IN tho dark
a., mount n Mr WymanE
H. H.u kuuw until Deem
H.r " YmOnd ~ salem
TI. ." lu oNAHinatiOu ~
80 uan b. until after
'.' HIt 10 was aid to-
". N..0kers M - lem
frI.t" Of y TOl ON IN
A. n"' ~ therefore rra.
.Hp4i t4tt amount. but
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11

Arilte lay several weary years in the
strong castle where they were con
fn9d at Athens and life ragged heav-
lily with them Still, it was some con
ISOLATION to them that they were to-
gether and could wear out the long
days of their captivity in each others
Beneath the tower of the
great castle where these two powerful
princes were confined there was a gar
den, and it happened that, on a
morning in May the Lady FINELY
walked therein. She was fairer TO
the eye than the lily on its green stalk
and fresher than the May with its
new flowers. 1t was difficult to tell
which had the more perfect bloom.
the dewy rose that bloomed along the
garden paths or the maiden's cheek.
She had arisen, as was her wont, be
fore the day broke; for May will have
no Sluggards among those who view
its charms, n in the Vernal season
every one of gentle blood is an early
riser.
so. as the new day broke over
Athens. Emely walked i'll the garden
and Palamon looked out from his
prison tower over the city. Then he
cast his eyes down to the garden and
beheId this vision OF loneliness. She
was gathering flowers in the s1nrise
to make q garland for her yellow
hair. Which hung in a lonS braid down
her back a yard in length. And as
she picked the flowers she sang in 4
sweet. rich voice which floated ~ ia
the captive in + tower above. Al
first glance at the maid Palalnpn
cried out '.Ah.' as If q stone mad hit
him over the heart. At that cry
Arctic. who was With him, bat had
stood back from the window, said:
Cousin mine, what ailetn thee. thou
art male? What IS the matter IFoT
the love of God grieVe not so much.
TRY to take our imprisonment with
Datience: better TINS may come.
replied PaIamon, 1t was
not grief for nay imprisonment that
cried out. But / was hurt through
nv eye, deep into my heart. Ihe
ARREST lady III the world | see NondeT
the garden. roaming to and fro.
got not whether she be woman OF
oddess. Really [ guess it is Venus
herself" At this he fell down on his
knees and cried out: venus, if it
40 thy will to reveal thyself thus in
he sarden before me, a ~soTroWful,
,retched creature, pray have pity and
vein rs to escape from this prison.
Meantime Arctic was looking
,agerly through the window bars and
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US some drops of pity from thy noble
ness FOR there IS not one of us S0r-
r0Wful women here but hath been
either a queen or q duchess. But now
We are stricken exiles, thanks to For
tune and her false wheel. which made
us low who Were high. 7, wrech. Who
weep and wall tt 5, was formerly wife
OF King Cappan g. who reiened at
ThcbeS-and die there. He was
overthrow with lis nobility by Creon,
who now reigns a his stead. We lost
all, we women and the tyrant usurper
would not even ret us have the bodies
of our dear lords for burial, but threw
them forth for the dogs to eat. We
fed 10 Athens to seek your help ana
for a fortnight have been waiting
here in the temple OF the goddess of
.Clemency.
This piteous tale so touched the
heart of Duke Theseus that he de-
clared he would not enter Athens I'M
til he had taken Thebes and punished
the tyrant, Creon. SO sending YpoEta
and her sister on to the royal palace
he. with his army, marched for
ThAebes. All the world shall tell Tor
many a day" said he. "of how Creon
was served by Theseus.' Before the
army he displayed his great Whit8
banner on which was depicted Mars,
the god Of war, in red, ana another
banner, also. he showed on which was
the MinOtaur, which he had killed 1T
Crete. When they had come near 70
Thebcs King Crcon came forth with q
great army and the two forces joined
battle on a great plain. Fierce was
the fight. but CreOn wa. at last over
come and slain, the city taken ana
Dilaged and partly destroyed.
That evening as the soldiers OF lne-
.7us went over the battlefield, taxing
from the dead their costly ar1nof a1lu
they came TO Two inc
han knights who lay near each othei'
pr;eyously wounded, but alive. A Ler-
aid saw by the blazonments upon .ncl
shields. that these two young knfehG'
were of the blood royal or Iheoe7
and had them conveyed to a tenI
where medical care healed 'hef1 =
their wounds. One OF these hrlSn'S
was named Arctic and the other fala
mon. They were cousins ana h@
friends and companions, sworn
Zach other in peace and war. Duks
rhasa,,s had them brought pe1ofe ~
M told them that, while their lFes
be spared, they must 90 w.
him TO Athens, there to remain 80
oners for the remainder OF tileir i,n o6
Thus it happened that Palah1on 4"
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leiSlihS hs eyes upon III" beauteOus
damsel who Walkcd there radiant in
the clear light of the morning. Now
ii Paiamon had been sore Wounded by
the s eht OF Emcly then was Arctic
as baby hurt or worse, and said "Thi
fresh beauty slayeth me suddenly and
unless / have her mercy ana her grace
to see her now and then ! am but
dead, there IS 20 more to Are
YOU speaking in earnest or in lest ?'
cried Palaulon. In earnest. ly my
faith" replied Arctic. Palamon knit
his broUs as he rcjoined: 1t does
O no great honor then 10 talk SO,
for YOU are a traitor if You moan it
Il traitor and ~foresWorn. Have we
not sworn to each other that never
in love would the one hinder tha
other; that We would i'll everything
each help the other? Thou knowest
it. and now thou Wouldst falsely be
about to love my lady. whom ! serve
and tter shall as long as ny heart
loved her first and told thee
NAY" replied Arctic. "you did not
know whether she was 4 goddess or
a woman. Vt any rate, is there not
al old saw which sa%s, Who shall
give 4 lover any law? Love is a great
Ell law than any made by earthly
maui" A mar must love meagerly
indeed who would rot break ali law
o win his love, though he lost his
by doing it. But what are W.
Of-arc We not prisoners for
life? We are like the hounds which
ought over Il bone and While they
ought q kite came down and flew
away with the bone" So = sort of
was patched up between the
vo. thought thereafter they We're not
,Continued on pas ten-D
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-11

!. tine Canterbury Tales that
".r j. h~t known, and OF these
Ct"E. nirhf'~ Tale is the most finish
I'm" i'm many respects. the most
ed @ ~" If admiration. In it the poet
N"'m% in some of his most gorgeous
ho"1 painting. it is full of morning
WIZ nicbt of flowers and woods and
sD'r IT. - Of kni@htiy deeds and ciang-
rVp' arn,or. Even read in archaic
,,- S til, Beauties of the work glow
tD7 .binr through the covering OF
a" nrap .pclliuos and strange words.
- * founded upon BocNaccio'S story
IT ."ra-rjdc." CbauccT rI-Wrote He
,:lo. IN Fn4iiSh and published it.
T' bo evidently considered the story
I ",h , goGI one that it would bear
'Ii,o aelin and 50 rcCaSt it. altered
- 60 mil his genius, and il became the
Tale" III the story OF the
canterbury T~jigrintagc. The Knights
gaI,r attracted the attention Of the
IIila hethaA dra4natiSts aud out of it
mad@ several plays. among them
Two Noble k~inSnCn." which.
rla1 il, liT~1 appearance. had upon its
itJe page a. aEtilGrS the names of
and Fletcher. whether
4ther OF thcm had anything to DO
,ifh the authorship il Il question.
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