CHAPTER THE THIRTY-FOURTH.

The King, therefore, for his defence

Against the furious Queen,

At Woodstock builded such a bower,

As never yet was seen.

Most curiously that bower was built,

Of stone and timber strong;

An hundred and fifty doors

Did to this bower belong;

And they so cunningly contrived,

With turnings round about,

That none but with a clew of thread

Could enter in or out.

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