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CHAP. II.
How the Cobler entertained the King in his
Cellar, and of the disturbance they had like to have had by his wife Joan.
SO the cobler took the King with him
over the way, where he had his
cellar adjoining to the stall, which was handsomely and neatly furnished for a man of his profession. Into his cellar he had the king; there, said he, sit down, you are welcome, but I must desire you to speak; softly, for fear of waking my
