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Our Twp has traveled o'er hill and dale, o'er dale and hill; and when he gets tired of those hills and dales he sits down to rest, and tells us the story of when he traveled all the way to fabled Camelot, the court of King Arthur - yes, even King Arthur ( Read more... )

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Our King sits beneath his crimson banner, beneath the two golden lions of William the Conqueror. Their gilded claws are raised to take on all comers, for he is King Henry the First, and he bears the banner of his father ( Read more... )

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Who is that bold and merry lad who dares stand taller than the king himself? It is Prince Edward the ever-growing - why, I knew him when he was small enough to dash between a grown man’s legs to flee from the ( Read more... )

Our Twp has traveled or’e hill and dale, or’e dale and hill, and when he gets tired of those hills and dales he sits down to rest, and tells us the story of when he traveled all the way to fabled Camelot, the court of King Arthur, yes, even King Arthur Pendragon himself ( Read more... )

Our King sits beneath his crimson banner, beneath the two golden lions of William the Conqueror. Their gilded claws are raised to take on all comers, for he is King Henry the First, and he bears the banner of his father ( Read more... )

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*What Would Nazis Do???????

The first tale in the book ( Read more... )

Who is that boastful bard who thinks he can spin a tale as fine as Twp? Here he comes in lively livery, that colorful creature welcome in every faire and hall. He stands at command of King Henry, the greatest king that ever lived, and in Henry’s court he shall tell any tale the royal court commands ( Read more... )

Gawain and The Green Knight

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Note: among the other pictures will be illustrations of

a winterwood tree (a cottonwood)
a yale (a unicorn-like animal with a horn that goes both forward AND backward)

Prince By Moonlight

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