Mehr magische Bilder von vor langer Zeit; Geschichten über die Menschen in vielen Ländern; Mit Nachbildungen von Kunstwerken und alten Handschriften . hou darf nicht untätig sein, würde sie ihnen sagen, aber fleißig sein bei deinem Latein, für Ritter und Könige sowie Priester, sollte in der Lage sein, die Latinbücher zu lesen. Achtet auf dein Verhalten und dein Lernen und achtet nicht auf diejenigen, die dir dein Gesicht schmeicheln, denn denkt daran, dass sie hinter deinem Rücken dich krank reden mögen. Also zogen die Tage vorbei und der kleine Louis war überlegt, gut und ehrenvoll zu sein sowie die Angelegenheiten seines Königreichs zu leiten. Wenn h

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More magic pictures of the long ago; stories of the people of many lands; with reproductions from works of art and old manuscripts . hou must not be idle, she would say to them, but be diligent at thy Latin, for knights and kings, as well as priests, should be able to read the Latinbooks. Pay attention to thy conduct as well as tothy learning, and give no heed to those who flatterthee to thy face, for remember that behind thy backthey may speak thee ill. So the days went by and little Louis was broughtup to be good and honorable as well as to knowhow to conduct the affairs of his kingdom. When hewas fifteen years old, he was old enough to be mar-ried, so everyone then thought. Who should it be, questioned Queen Blanche to herself, until at lastshe decided upon Margaret, the eldest daughter ofthe Count of Provence, a fourteen-year-old girl, ofgood looks and manners, and, like herself, of Spanishdescent. A great feast was held in her honor andshe was met by the little king clad in a blue satintunic, and an ermine-lined mantle. Great was therejoicing throughout the court and little Margaret THE TALE OF A GREAT CRUSADE 57. BLANCHE OF CASTILE PRESIDING OVER THE EDUCATION OF ST. LOUIS By A. Cabanel. Paris, Pantheon. She taught him to rule his people with justice and with kindness; and she taughthim to be good like the beloved St. Francis. 58 THE TALE OF A GREAT CRUSADE was crowned queen directly after her marriage, and allthe people loved and praised their little rulers. Al-though they were ever guided by the Queen Mother, and were very busy with affairs at court and thecontrol of the government, yet they were still a boyand girl in many ways, and sometimes the little kingwould say, I would take thee on a hunting party, Margaret, to get away from all these cares and rules, and then the little queen would put on a fine bro-caded dress, and with her pet falcon on her wrist, would join King Louis on horseback, and away theywould gallop, with their favorite dogs barking inexcitement

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