இ THE LAMB SHAKESPEARE FOR THE YOUNG CYMBELINE ILLUSTRATED BY HELEN NEW YORK DUFFIELD & COMPANY 1908 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY FROM THE LIBRARY OF Sept 10, 1926 "HARK! HARK! THE LARK AT HEAVEN'S GATE SINGS, AND PHOEBUS 'GINS ARISE, HIS STEEDS TO WATER AT THOSE SPRINGS ON CHALICED FLOWERS THAT LIES; AND WINKING MARY-BUDS BEGIN TO OPE THEIR GOLDEN EYES; WITH EVERYTHING THAT PRETTY IS, ARISE, ARISE!" с URING the time of Augustus Cæsar, Emperor of Rome, there reigned in England (which was then called Britain) a king whose name was Cymbeline. Cymbeline's first wife died when his three children, two sons and a daughter, were very young. Imogen, the eldest of these children, was brought up in her father's court; but by a strange chance the two sons of Cymbeline were stolen out of their nursery when the eldest was but three years old, and the youngest quite an infant; and Cymbeline could never discover what had become of them, or by whom they were taken away. |