THE¡¡HISTORY¡¡OF¡¡WHITTINGTON
DICK¡¡WHITTINGTON¡¡was¡¡a¡¡very¡¡little¡¡boy¡¡when¡¡his
father¡¡and¡¡mother¡¡died£»¡¡so¡¡little£»¡¡indeed£»¡¡that¡¡he¡¡never
knew¡¡them£»¡¡nor¡¡the¡¡place¡¡where¡¡he¡¡was¡¡born¡£¡¡He
strolled¡¡about¡¡the¡¡country¡¡as¡¡ragged¡¡as¡¡a¡¡colt£»¡¡till¡¡he¡¡met
with¡¡a¡¡wagoner¡¡who¡¡was¡¡going¡¡to¡¡London£»¡¡and¡¡who¡¡gave
him¡¡leave¡¡to¡¡walk¡¡all¡¡the¡¡way¡¡by¡¡the¡¡side¡¡of¡¡his¡¡wagon
without¡¡paying¡¡anything¡¡for¡¡his¡¡passage¡£¡¡This¡¡pleased
little¡¡Whittington¡¡very¡¡much£»¡¡as¡¡he¡¡wanted¡¡to¡¡see¡¡London
sadly£»¡¡for¡¡he¡¡had¡¡heard¡¡that¡¡the¡¡streets¡¡were¡¡paved¡¡with
gold£»¡¡and¡¡he¡¡was¡¡willing¡¡to¡¡get¡¡a¡¡bushel¡¡of¡¡it£»¡¡but¡¡how
great¡¡was¡¡his¡¡disappointment£»¡¡poor¡¡boy£¡¡¡when¡¡he¡¡saw
the¡¡streets¡¡covered¡¡with¡¡dirt¡¡instead¡¡of¡¡gold£»¡¡and¡¡found
himself¡¡in¡¡a¡¡strange¡¡place£»¡¡without¡¡a¡¡friend£»¡¡without¡¡food£»
and¡¡without¡¡money¡£
Though¡¡the¡¡wagoner¡¡was¡¡so¡¡charitable¡¡as¡¡to¡¡let¡¡him
walk¡¡up¡¡by¡¡the¡¡side¡¡of¡¡the¡¡wagon¡¡for¡¡nothing£»¡¡he¡¡took
care¡¡not¡¡to¡¡know¡¡him¡¡when¡¡he¡¡came¡¡to¡¡town£»¡¡and¡¡the
poor¡¡boy¡¡was£»¡¡in¡¡a¡¡little¡¡time£»¡¡so¡¡cold¡¡and¡¡hungry¡¡that
he¡¡wished¡¡himself¡¡in¡¡a¡¡good¡¡kitchen¡¡and¡¡by¡¡a¡¡warm¡¡fire
in¡¡the¡¡country¡£
In¡¡his¡¡distress¡¡he¡¡asked¡¡charity¡¡of¡¡several¡¡people£»¡¡and
one¡¡of¡¡them¡¡bid¡¡him¡¡¡¨Go¡¡to¡¡work¡¡for¡¡an¡¡idle¡¡rogue¡£¡¨
¡¨That¡¡I¡¡will£»¡¨¡¡said¡¡Whittington£»¡¡¡¨with¡¡all¡¡my¡¡heart£»¡¡I
will¡¡work¡¡for¡¡you¡¡if¡¡you¡¡will¡¡let¡¡me¡£¡¨
The¡¡man£»¡¡who¡¡thought¡¡this¡¡savored¡¡of¡¡wit¡¡and¡¡impertinence
£¨though¡¡the¡¡poor¡¡lad¡¡intended¡¡only¡¡to¡¡show¡¡his
readiness¡¡to¡¡work£©£»¡¡gave¡¡him¡¡a¡¡blow¡¡with¡¡a¡¡stick¡¡which
broke¡¡his¡¡head¡¡so¡¡that¡¡the¡¡blood¡¡ran¡¡down¡£¡¡In¡¡this¡¡situation£»
and¡¡fainting¡¡for¡¡want¡¡of¡¡food£»¡¡he¡¡laid¡¡himself¡¡down
at¡¡the¡¡door¡¡of¡¡one¡¡Mr¡£¡¡Fitzwarren£»¡¡a¡¡merchant£»¡¡where¡¡the
cook¡¡saw¡¡him£»¡¡and£»¡¡being¡¡an¡¡ill¡natured¡¡hussy£»¡¡ordered
him¡¡to¡¡go¡¡about¡¡his¡¡business¡¡or¡¡she¡¡would¡¡scald¡¡him¡£
At¡¡this¡¡time¡¡Mr¡£¡¡Fitzwarren¡¡came¡¡from¡¡the¡¡Exchange£»
and¡¡began¡¡also¡¡to¡¡scold¡¡at¡¡the¡¡poor¡¡boy£»¡¡bidding¡¡him¡¡to
go¡¡to¡¡work¡£
Whittington¡¡answered¡¡that¡¡he¡¡should¡¡be¡¡glad¡¡to¡¡work
if¡¡anybody¡¡would¡¡employ¡¡him£»¡¡and¡¡that¡¡he¡¡should¡¡be
able¡¡if¡¡he¡¡could¡¡get¡¡some¡¡victuals¡¡to¡¡eat£»¡¡for¡¡he¡¡had¡¡had
nothing¡¡for¡¡three¡¡days£»¡¡and¡¡he¡¡was¡¡a¡¡poor¡¡country¡¡boy£»
and¡¡knew¡¡nobody£»¡¡and¡¡nobody¡¡would¡¡employ¡¡him¡£
He¡¡then¡¡endeavored¡¡to¡¡get¡¡up£»¡¡but¡¡he¡¡was¡¡so¡¡very¡¡weak
that¡¡he¡¡fell¡¡down¡¡again£»¡¡which¡¡excited¡¡so¡¡much¡¡compassion
in¡¡the¡¡merchant¡¡that¡¡he¡¡ordered¡¡the¡¡servants¡¡to
take¡¡him¡¡in¡¡and¡¡give¡¡him¡¡some¡¡meat¡¡and¡¡drink£»¡¡and¡¡let
him¡¡help¡¡the¡¡cook¡¡to¡¡do¡¡any¡¡dirty¡¡work¡¡that¡¡she¡¡had¡¡to
set¡¡him¡¡about¡£¡¡People¡¡are¡¡too¡¡apt¡¡to¡¡reproach¡¡those¡¡who
beg¡¡with¡¡being¡¡idle£»¡¡but¡¡give¡¡themselves¡¡no¡¡concern¡¡to
put¡¡them¡¡in¡¡the¡¡way¡¡of¡¡getting¡¡business¡¡to¡¡do£»¡¡or¡¡con¡
sidering¡¡whether¡¡they¡¡are¡¡able¡¡to¡¡do¡¡it£»¡¡which¡¡is¡¡not
charity¡£
But¡¡we¡¡return¡¡to¡¡Whittington£»¡¡who¡¡could¡¡have¡¡lived
happy¡¡in¡¡this¡¡worthy¡¡family¡¡had¡¡he¡¡not¡¡been¡¡bumped
about¡¡by¡¡the¡¡cross¡¡cook£»¡¡who¡¡must¡¡be¡¡always¡¡roasting
and¡¡basting£»¡¡or¡¡when¡¡the¡¡spit¡¡was¡¡idle¡¡employed¡¡her
hands¡¡upon¡¡poor¡¡Whittington£¡¡¡At¡¡last¡¡Miss¡¡Alice£»¡¡his
master's¡¡daughter£»¡¡was¡¡informed¡¡of¡¡it£»¡¡and¡¡then¡¡she¡¡took
compassion¡¡on¡¡the¡¡poor¡¡boy£»¡¡and¡¡made¡¡the¡¡servants¡¡treat
him¡¡kindly¡£
Besides¡¡the¡¡crossness¡¡of¡¡the¡¡cook£»¡¡Whittington¡¡had
another¡¡difficulty¡¡to¡¡get¡¡over¡¡before¡¡he¡¡could¡¡be¡¡happy¡£
He¡¡had£»¡¡by¡¡order¡¡of¡¡his¡¡master£»¡¡a¡¡flock¡bed¡¡placed¡¡for
him¡¡in¡¡a¡¡garret£»¡¡where¡¡there¡¡was¡¡a¡¡number¡¡of¡¡rats¡¡and
mice¡¡that¡¡often¡¡ran¡¡over¡¡the¡¡poor¡¡boy's¡¡nose¡¡and
disturbed¡¡him¡¡in¡¡his¡¡sleep¡£¡¡After¡¡some¡¡time£»¡¡however£»
a¡¡gentleman¡¡who¡¡came¡¡to¡¡his¡¡master's¡¡house¡¡gave
Whittington¡¡a¡¡penny¡¡for¡¡brushing¡¡his¡¡shoes¡£¡¡This¡¡he¡¡put
into¡¡his¡¡pocket£»¡¡being¡¡determined¡¡to¡¡lay¡¡it¡¡out¡¡to¡¡the
best¡¡advantage£»¡¡and¡¡the¡¡next¡¡day£»¡¡seeing¡¡a¡¡woman¡¡in
the¡¡street¡¡with¡¡a¡¡cat¡¡under¡¡her¡¡arm£»¡¡he¡¡ran¡¡up¡¡to¡¡know
the¡¡price¡¡of¡¡it¡£¡¡The¡¡woman¡¡£¨as¡¡the¡¡cat¡¡was¡¡a¡¡good
mouser£©¡¡asked¡¡a¡¡deal¡¡of¡¡money¡¡for¡¡it£»¡¡but¡¡on¡¡Whittington's
telling¡¡her¡¡he¡¡had¡¡but¡¡a¡¡penny¡¡in¡¡the¡¡world£»¡¡and
that¡¡he¡¡wanted¡¡a¡¡cat¡¡sadly£»¡¡she¡¡let¡¡him¡¡have¡¡it¡£
This¡¡cat¡¡Whittington¡¡concealed¡¡in¡¡the¡¡garret£»¡¡for¡¡fear
she¡¡should¡¡be¡¡beat¡¡about¡¡by¡¡his¡¡mortal¡¡enemy¡¡the¡¡cook£»
and¡¡here¡¡she¡¡soon¡¡killed¡¡or¡¡frightened¡¡away¡¡the¡¡rats¡¡and
mice£»¡¡so¡¡that¡¡the¡¡poor¡¡boy¡¡could¡¡now¡¡sleep¡¡as¡¡sound¡¡as¡¡a
top¡£
Soon¡¡after¡¡this¡¡the¡¡merchant£»¡¡who¡¡had¡¡a¡¡ship¡¡ready
to¡¡sail£»¡¡called¡¡for¡¡his¡¡servants£»¡¡as¡¡his¡¡custom¡¡was£»¡¡in
order¡¡that¡¡each¡¡of¡¡them¡¡might¡¡venture¡¡something¡¡to¡¡try
their¡¡luck£»¡¡and¡¡whatever¡¡they¡¡sent¡¡was¡¡to¡¡pay¡¡neither
freight¡¡nor¡¡custom£»¡¡for¡¡he¡¡thought¡¡justly¡¡that¡¡God
Almighty¡¡would¡¡bless¡¡him¡¡the¡¡more¡¡for¡¡his¡¡readiness¡¡to¡¡let
the¡¡poor¡¡partake¡¡of¡¡his¡¡fortune¡£
All¡¡the¡¡servants¡¡appeared¡¡but¡¡poor¡¡Whittington£»¡¡who£»
having¡¡neither¡¡money¡¡nor¡¡goods£»¡¡could¡¡not¡¡think¡¡of¡¡sending
anything¡¡to¡¡try¡¡his¡¡luck£»¡¡but¡¡his¡¡good¡¡friend¡¡Miss
Alice£»¡¡thinking¡¡his¡¡poverty¡¡kept¡¡him¡¡away£»¡¡ordered¡¡him
to¡¡be¡¡called¡£
She¡¡then¡¡offered¡¡to¡¡lay¡¡down¡¡something¡¡for¡¡him£»¡¡but
the¡¡merchant¡¡told¡¡his¡¡daughter¡¡that¡¡would¡¡not¡¡do£»¡¡it
must¡¡be¡¡something¡¡of¡¡his¡¡own¡£¡¡Upon¡¡which¡¡poor¡¡Whittington
said¡¡he¡¡had¡¡nothing¡¡but¡¡a¡¡cat¡¡which¡¡he¡¡bought
for¡¡a¡¡penny¡¡that¡¡was¡¡given¡¡him¡£¡¡¡¨Fetch¡¡thy¡¡cat£»¡¡boy£»¡¨
said¡¡the¡¡merchant£»¡¡¡¨and¡¡send¡¡her¡£¡¨¡¡Whittington¡¡brought
poor¡¡puss¡¡and¡¡delivered¡¡her¡¡to¡¡the¡¡captain£»¡¡with¡¡tears¡¡in
his¡¡eyes£»¡¡for¡¡he¡¡said¡¡he¡¡should¡¡now¡¡be¡¡disturbed¡¡by¡¡the
rats¡¡and¡¡mice¡¡as¡¡much¡¡as¡¡ever¡£¡¡All¡¡the¡¡company¡¡laughed
at¡¡the¡¡adventure¡¡but¡¡Miss¡¡Alice£»¡¡who¡¡pitied¡¡the¡¡poor
boy£»¡¡and¡¡gave¡¡him¡¡something¡¡to¡¡buy¡¡another¡¡cat¡£
While¡¡puss¡¡was¡¡beating¡¡the¡¡billows¡¡at¡¡sea£»¡¡poor
Whittington¡¡was¡¡severely¡¡beaten¡¡at¡¡home¡¡by¡¡his¡¡tyrannical
mistress¡¡the¡¡cook£»¡¡who¡¡used¡¡him¡¡so¡¡cruelly£»¡¡and¡¡made
such¡¡game¡¡of¡¡him¡¡for¡¡sending¡¡his¡¡cat¡¡to¡¡sea£»¡¡that¡¡at¡¡last
the¡¡poor¡¡boy¡¡determined¡¡to¡¡run¡¡away¡¡from¡¡his¡¡place£»¡¡and
having¡¡packed¡¡up¡¡the¡¡few¡¡things¡¡he¡¡had£»¡¡he¡¡set¡¡out¡¡very
early¡¡in¡¡the¡¡morning¡¡on¡¡All¡Hallows¡¡day¡£¡¡He¡¡traveled
as¡¡far¡¡as¡¡Holloway£»¡¡and¡¡there¡¡sat¡¡down¡¡on¡¡a¡¡stone¡¡to
consider¡¡what¡¡course¡¡he¡¡should¡¡take£»¡¡but¡¡while¡¡he¡¡was¡¡thus
ruminating£»¡¡Bow¡¡bells£»¡¡of¡¡which¡¡there¡¡were¡¡only¡¡six£»
began¡¡to¡¡ring£»¡¡and¡¡he¡¡thought¡¡their¡¡sounds¡¡addressed
him¡¡in¡¡this¡¡manner£º
¡¡¡¡¡¨Turn¡¡again£»¡¡Whittington£»
¡¡¡¡Thrice¡¡Lord¡¡Mayor¡¡of¡¡London¡£¡¨
¡¨Lord¡¡Mayor¡¡of¡¡London£¡¡¨¡¡said¡¡he¡¡to¡¡himself£»¡¡¡¨what
would¡¡not¡¡one¡¡endure¡¡to¡¡be¡¡Lord¡¡Mayor¡¡of¡¡London£»¡¡and
ride¡¡in¡¡such¡¡a¡¡fine¡¡coach£¿¡¡Well£»¡¡I'll¡¡go¡¡back¡¡again£»¡¡and
bear¡¡all¡¡the¡¡pummelling¡¡and¡¡ill¡usage¡¡of¡¡Cicely¡¡rather
than¡¡miss¡¡the¡¡opportunity¡¡of¡¡being¡¡Lord¡¡Mayor£¡¡¨¡¡So
home¡¡he¡¡went£»¡¡and¡¡happily¡¡got¡¡into¡¡the¡¡house¡¡and¡¡about
his¡¡business¡¡before¡¡Mrs¡£¡¡Cicely¡¡made¡¡her¡¡appearance¡£
We¡¡must¡¡now¡¡follow¡¡Miss¡¡Puss¡¡to¡¡the¡¡coast¡¡of¡¡Africa¡£
How¡¡perilous¡¡are¡¡voyages¡¡at¡¡sea£»¡¡how¡¡uncertain¡¡the¡¡winds
and¡¡the¡¡waves£»¡¡and¡¡how¡¡many¡¡accidents¡¡attend¡¡a¡¡naval
life£¡
The¡¡ship¡¡that¡¡had¡¡the¡¡cat¡¡on¡¡board¡¡was¡¡long¡¡beaten¡¡at
sea£»¡¡and¡¡at¡¡last£»¡¡by¡¡contrary¡¡winds£»¡¡driven¡¡on¡¡a¡¡part¡¡of
the¡¡coast¡¡of¡¡Barbary¡¡which¡¡was¡¡inhabited¡¡by¡¡Moors
unknown¡¡to¡¡the¡¡English¡£¡¡These¡¡people¡¡received¡¡our
countrymen¡¡with¡¡civility£»¡¡and¡¡therefore¡¡the¡¡captain£»
in¡¡order¡¡to¡¡trade¡¡with¡¡them£»¡¡showed¡¡them¡¡the¡¡patterns
of¡¡the¡¡goods¡¡he¡¡had¡¡on¡¡board£»¡¡and¡¡sent¡¡some¡¡of¡¡them¡¡to
the¡¡King¡¡of¡¡the¡¡country£»¡¡who¡¡was¡¡so¡¡well¡¡pleased¡¡that
he¡¡sent¡¡for¡¡the¡¡captain¡¡and¡¡the¡¡factor¡¡to¡¡come¡¡to¡¡his
palace£»¡¡which¡¡was¡¡about¡¡a¡¡mile¡¡from¡¡the¡¡sea¡£¡¡Here¡¡they
were¡¡placed£»¡¡according¡¡to¡¡the¡¡custom¡¡of¡¡the¡¡country£»
on¡¡rich¡¡carpets£»¡¡flowered¡¡with¡¡gold¡¡and¡¡silver£»¡¡and¡¡the
King¡¡and¡¡Queen¡¡being¡¡seated¡¡at¡¡the¡¡upper¡¡end¡¡of¡¡the
room£»¡¡dinner¡¡was¡¡brought¡¡in£»¡¡which¡¡consisted¡¡of¡¡many
dishes£»¡¡but¡¡no¡¡sooner¡¡were¡¡the¡¡dishes¡¡put¡¡down¡¡but¡¡an
amazing¡¡number¡¡of¡¡rats¡¡and¡¡mice¡¡came¡¡from¡¡all¡¡quarters
and¡¡devoured¡¡all¡¡the¡¡meat¡¡in¡¡an¡¡instant¡£
The¡¡factor£»¡¡in¡¡surprise£»¡¡turned¡¡round¡¡to¡¡the¡¡nobles¡¡and
asked¡¡if¡¡these¡¡vermin¡¡were¡¡not¡¡offensive¡£¡¡¡¨Oh£¡¡¡yes£»¡¨
said¡¡they£»¡¡¡¨very¡¡offensive£»¡¡and¡¡the¡¡King¡¡would¡¡give¡¡half
his¡¡treasure¡¡to¡¡be¡¡freed¡¡of¡¡them£»¡¡for¡¡they¡¡not¡¡only
destroy¡¡his¡¡dinner£»¡¡as¡¡you¡¡see£»¡¡but¡¡they¡¡assault¡¡him¡¡in¡¡his
chamber£»¡¡and¡¡even¡¡in¡¡bed£»¡¡so¡¡that¡¡he¡¡is¡¡obliged¡¡to¡¡be
watched¡¡while¡¡he¡¡is¡¡sleeping£»¡¡for¡¡fear¡¡of¡¡them¡£¡¨
The¡¡factor¡¡jumped¡¡for¡¡joy£»¡¡he¡¡remembered¡¡poor
Whittington¡¡and¡¡his¡¡cat£»¡¡and¡¡told¡¡the¡¡King¡¡he¡¡had¡¡a¡¡creature
on¡¡board¡¡the¡¡ship¡¡that¡¡would¡¡despatch¡¡all¡¡these¡¡vermin
immediately¡£¡¡The¡¡King's¡¡heart¡¡heaved¡¡so¡¡high¡¡at¡¡the
joy¡¡which¡¡this¡¡news¡¡gave¡¡him¡¡that¡¡his¡¡turban¡¡dropped¡¡off
his¡¡head¡£¡¡¡¨Bring¡¡this¡¡creature¡¡to¡¡me£»¡¨¡¡said¡¡he£»¡¡¡¨vermin
are¡¡dreadful¡¡in¡¡a¡¡court£»¡¡and¡¡if¡¡she¡¡will¡¡perform¡¡what¡¡you
say¡¡I¡¡will¡¡load¡¡your¡¡ship¡¡with¡¡gold¡¡and¡¡jewels¡¡in¡¡exchange
for¡¡her¡£¡¨¡¡The¡¡factor£»¡¡who¡¡knew¡¡his¡¡business£»¡¡took¡¡this
opportunity¡¡to¡¡set¡¡forth¡¡the¡¡merits¡¡of¡¡Miss¡¡Puss¡£¡¡He
told¡¡his¡¡Majesty¡¡that¡¡it¡¡would¡¡be¡¡inconvenient¡¡to¡¡part
with¡¡her£»¡¡as£»¡¡when¡¡she¡¡was¡¡gone£»¡¡the¡¡rats¡¡and¡¡mice¡¡might
destroy¡¡the¡¡goods¡¡in¡¡the¡¡shipbut¡¡to¡¡oblige¡¡his¡¡Majesty
he¡¡would¡¡fetch¡¡her¡£¡¡¡¨Run£»¡¡run£»¡¨¡¡said¡¡the¡¡Queen£»¡¡¡¨I¡¡am
impatient¡¡to¡¡see¡¡the¡¡dear¡¡creature¡£¡¨
Away¡¡flew¡¡the¡¡factor£»¡¡while¡¡another¡¡dinner¡¡was
providing£»¡¡and¡¡returned¡¡with¡¡the¡¡cat¡¡just¡¡as¡¡the¡¡rats¡¡and
mice¡¡were¡¡devouring¡¡that¡¡also¡£¡¡He¡¡immediately¡¡put
down¡¡Miss¡¡Puss£»¡¡who¡¡killed¡¡a¡¡great¡¡number¡¡of¡¡them¡£
The¡¡King¡¡rejoiced¡¡greatly¡¡to¡¡see¡¡his¡¡old¡¡enemies
destroyed¡¡by¡¡so¡¡small¡¡a¡¡creature£»¡¡and¡¡the¡¡Queen¡¡was¡¡highly
pleased£»¡¡and¡¡desired¡¡the¡¡cat¡¡might¡¡be¡¡brought¡¡near¡¡that
she¡¡might¡¡look¡¡at¡¡her¡£¡¡Upon¡¡which¡¡the¡¡factor¡¡called
¡¨Pussy£»¡¡pussy£»¡¡pussy£¡¡¨¡¡and¡¡she¡¡came¡¡to¡¡him¡£¡¡He¡¡then
presented¡¡her¡¡to¡¡the¡¡Queen£»¡¡who¡¡started¡¡back£»¡¡and¡¡was
afraid¡¡to¡¡touch¡¡a¡¡creature¡¡who¡¡had¡¡made¡¡such¡¡havoc
among¡¡the¡¡rats¡¡and¡¡mice£»¡¡however£»¡¡when¡¡the¡¡factor
stroked¡¡the¡¡cat¡¡and¡¡called¡¡¡¨Pussy£»¡¡pussy£¡¡¨¡¡the¡¡Queen
also¡¡touched¡¡her¡¡and¡¡cried¡¡¡¨Putty£»¡¡putty£¡¡¨¡¡for¡¡she¡¡had
not¡¡learned¡¡English¡£
He¡¡then¡¡put¡¡her¡¡down¡¡on¡¡the¡¡Queen's¡¡lap£»¡¡where¡¡she£»
purring£»¡¡played¡¡with¡¡her¡¡Majesty's¡¡hand£»¡¡and¡¡then¡¡sang
herself¡¡to¡¡sleep¡£
The¡¡King£»¡¡having¡¡seen¡¡the¡¡exploits¡¡of¡¡Miss¡¡Puss£»¡¡and
being¡¡informed¡¡that¡¡her¡¡kittens¡¡would¡¡stock¡¡the¡¡whole
country£»¡¡bargained¡¡with¡¡the¡¡captain¡¡and¡¡factor¡¡for¡¡the
whole¡¡ship's¡¡cargo£»¡¡and¡¡then¡¡gave¡¡them¡¡ten¡¡times¡¡as
much¡¡for¡¡the¡¡cat¡¡as¡¡all¡¡the¡¡rest¡¡amounted¡¡to¡£¡¡On¡¡which£»
taking¡¡leave¡¡of¡¡their¡¡Majesties¡¡and¡¡other¡¡great¡¡p
СÌáʾ£º°´ »Ø³µ [Enter] ¼ü ·µ»ØÊéÄ¿£¬°´ ¡û ¼ü ·µ»ØÉÏÒ»Ò³£¬ °´ ¡ú ¼ü ½øÈëÏÂÒ»Ò³¡£
ÔÞÒ»ÏÂ
Ìí¼ÓÊéÇ©¼ÓÈëÊé¼Ü