Selden Barbee and Queen's Servant in Windsor Tale
A fragment from a March Windsor Magazine piece threads together literary allusions and royal imagery. It mentions Selden Barbee and a narrator discussing a loyal servant to the queen, with arcane lines about February, a saber, and a courtly scene around Windsor and the Prince of Wales, laced with 19th century prose.
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