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The Prince and The Pauper

CHAPTER XIV
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'Le Roi est mort--vive le Roi.'.
Toward daylight of the same morning, Tom Canty stirred out of a heavy sleep and opened his eyes in the dark.

He lay silent a few moments, trying to analyse his confused thoughts and impressions, and get some sort of meaning out of them; then suddenly he burst out in a rapturous but guarded voice-- "I see it all, I see it all! Now God be thanked, I am indeed awake at last! Come, joy! vanish, sorrow! Ho, Nan! Bet! kick off your straw and hie ye hither to my side, till I do pour into your unbelieving ears the wildest madcap dream that ever the spirits of night did conjure up to astonish the soul of man withal!.

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