Henry IV.; fourteen squares of _yellow _paper. (Fig. 17.)

This hen has laid the egg of a new dynasty and realizes the imposing

magnitude of the event. She is giving notice in the usual way. You

notice I am improving in the construction of hens. At first I made them

too much like other animals, but this one is orthodox. I mention this

to encourage you. You will find that the more you practice the more

accurate you will become. I could always draw animals, but before I was

educated I could not tell what kind they were when I got them done, but

now I can. Keep up your courage; it will be the same with you, although

you may not think it. This Henry died the year after Joan of Arc was

born.

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