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relief His Majesty, in consequence, threw
off the coat, and was initiated by his court
iers, the rest followed, the remaining gar
ments were similarly abandoned, and at
length, relieved from the encumbrance of
clothing, the king and the court proceeded
to discuss with their usual gout the numer-
GUS dishes placed upon the board in success
sion. each man helping himself with his fin
gers, direct from the dish. 1t is only fair
TO add, however, that every person at table.
had been furnished with basin of water at
the beginning of the feast, in which they
all washed their hands between each ra-
move.