The great curtesie of the kyng of Marocco, (a citty in Barbarie) toward
a poore fisherman, one of his subiects, that had lodged the kyng, being
strayed from his company in hunting.
[_Source and Origin._--Bandello, Part i. nov. 57.
_Parallels._--Belleforest, t. ii. f. 190 (ed. 1565, no. 24).
_Painter._--I. ii. 410; II. ii. 348; III. ii. 684; IV. iii. 416.]