Deseret Evening News | 1901-12-02 | Page 4 | Mrs. Lawndes in Lippincott's

Mrs Lawndes In LippIncotts I Slowly and majestically tho time king stands up In his chait and shows him hum himself self to his people nt at every cery one ono of ot tho the tour four sides of ot tho the theater Meanwhile Frederick Temple lord archbishop of or Canterbury turns his lila goodly presence to the tho east cast side BIde Marl Mark with him the lowlier figure of ot Lord Eng Enl lands lord high chancellor with the bearded Duke of at Norfolk Hereditary Karl Earl 1 Marshal Mar and the tho Lord Great Chamberlain and the lord 1011 high con can tahle Preceded by b garter king of at arms thoy they go co to ho iio h other three sides sl c cOf of the theater and at al each side time the archbishop says lIs In a loud voice Sirs I hero lucre present unto you King Edward VII the th undoubted king kin of this realm wherefore all nil you that como come this lay day dayto to lo do your our homage are ye yo willing to do dothe dothe the tho same And on each side the answer Is returned In the long and eon con continued on acclamations of ot the tho people present trying crying out God save savo King JIM VIII VII I The trumpets sound a ratification of ot this survival whIch lends leads our minds hack back through the time receding vistas of at history to those mum dim ages whore where re the roots of at monarchy may hmay ba b traced In the victorious warriors warn ors oro being acclaimed overlord by liy his brother chieftain