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  • Valoroso?, she sings, horse riding rhythm, quixotic against the desert background.

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  • King Valoroso also sent Sir Tomaso his Order of the Cucumber, besides a handsome order for money, for he painted the King, Queen, and principal nobility while at Blombodinga, and became all the fashion, to the perfect rage of all the artists in Paflagonia, where the King used to point to the portrait of Prince Bulbo, which

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • Magnanimous, Valoroso the Victorious, Valoroso the Great, and so forth; — for even in these early times courtiers and people knew how to flatter.

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • All Valoroso wanted was plenty of money, plenty of hunting, plenty of flattery, and as little trouble as possible.

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • But I need not say I have NOT the pen of that novelist; suffice it to say, Valoroso was alone.

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • His Majesty King Valoroso, as we have seen, had his own reasons for disliking his nephew; and as for those innocent readers who ask why? —

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • King, Queen, and Princess against him; how he was so ignorant that he could not spell the commonest words, and actually wrote Valoroso

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • What, I cannot say, for King Valoroso roared out “POOH, stuff!” in a terrible voice.

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • As long as he had his sport, this monarch cared little how his people paid for it: he engaged in some wars, and of course the Paflagonian newspapers announced that he had gained prodigious victories: he had statues erected to himself in every city of the empire; and of course his pictures placed everywhere, and in all the print-shops: he was Valoroso the

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

  • He also clapped Valoroso into prison (who, by the way, had been dethroned for some considerable period past), and when the ex-monarch weakly remonstrated, Hedzoff said, “A soldier, sir, knows but his duty; my orders are to lock you up along with the ex-King Padella, whom I have brought hither a prisoner under guard.”

    The Rose and the Ring 2006

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