ENGLISH (The Beggar and the King)

Winthrop Parkhurst

- author of The Beggar and the King

The sound of the beggar's voice annoys him

- reason why the king sent the beggar away the first time around

The beggar might come there everyday to ask for food / the beggar will still be hungry in the future / the king thinks it's a selfish act to do so

- reason why the king won't the king fling the beggar a crust of bread

for the king to remove his crown throw it from the window into the street

- the beggar's order to the king

"But one day I will not be so kind to thee. On that day my mouth will be filled with a rushing wind and my arms will become as strong as steel rods, and I will blow over this palace, and all the bones in thy foolish body I will snap between my fingers. I will beat upon a large drum and thy head will be my drumstick. I will not do these things now. But one day I will do them. Therefore, when my voice sounds again in thine ears, begging for bread, remember what I have told thee. Remember, O king, and be afraid!"

- the beggar's threat to the king

Treason

- the king's accusation to the beggar

* use the lash on him * for his guards to bring out the spears * bind the servant and gag him * cut out his tongue * for the servant to be slain / slew / slayed inde ko alam dont judge basta yun

- the king's orders to the servant in order to get rid of the beggar

to bring the servant to him and command him to stop whining

- the king's proposed solution for the beggar to stop asking for bread

Bread

- the thing that the beggar's crying for

he refused to bow (touch his forehead to the floor) and said that he had no king

- what did the beggar do that angered the king

he couldn't move nor call the guards

- what happened to the servant when the beggar started asking for bread again and the king was demanding him to seize / call the guards and put him in chains

"i don't understand"

- what the beggar said when the king asked him to stop asking for bread