The Legend of Ulenspiegel

ll that Madam, the wife of the Emperor Charles, being gre

to Claes's hous

ee, gossip?" as

down men as reapers mow the grass. Girl children buried quick! The hangman

, "Lord God, have pity: 'tis a black

th thine eyes or in

wn eyes," sa

eeping Katheli

the King will ride roughshod through life, working ill by battles, exactions, and other crimes. Claes toiling all week long, living by righteousness and law, and laughing instead of weeping in his heavy labours, will be the ensample of all the good workers of Flanders. Ulenspiegel ever young, and never to die, will run throughout the world without ever tying himself to any place. And he will be churl, noble, painter, sculptor, all together and at once. And through the world will journey in thi

, Katheline the good