The following are the major events in the story. Some of them are false while some others are true. Mark them as True or False by a tick in the appropriate column.
Correct the statements that are marked false and rewrite them below.
Statements True False
Tyl arrives at the palace of the Archduke.
Tyl meets the Archduke.
He shows the picture of Infant Jesus to the Archduke.
Captain of the Guards allows Tyl to meet the Archduke at once.
Archduke directs Tyl to paint their portrait.
Archduke’s jester also praises Tyl’s painting.
The Archduke doesn’t like to appoint Tyl as the court painter.
Tyl enjoys dinner with the Archduke.
Tyl and his companions spend a fortnight in the palace, merry-making
The courtiers ask Tyl to paint them as they look like.
The courtiers praise Tyl for his splendid painting.
Tyl calmly walks out of the palace.

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Statements True False
Tyl arrives at the palace of the Archduke. True
Tyl meets the Archduke. True
He shows the picture of Infant Jesus to the Archduke. False
Captain of the Guards allows Tyl to meet the Archduke at once. False
Archduke directs Tyl to paint their portrait. True
Archduke's jester also praises Tyl's painting. False
The Archduke doesn't like to appoint Tyl as the court painter. False
Tyl enjoys dinner with the Archduke. True
Tyl and his companions spend a fortnight in the palace, merry-making
False
The courtiers ask Tyl to paint them as they look like. False
The courtiers praise Tyl for his splendid painting. True
Tyl calmly walks out of the palace. True

Correct sentences:
He shows the picture of Our Lady, the Virgin, in her royal robes to the Archduke.
Captain of the Guards does not Tyl to meet the Archduke at once.
The Archduke’s jester says that he could not see any painting but only a blank wall.
The Archduke appoints Tyl as the court painter.
Tyl and his companions spend sixty days in the palace, merry-making.
The courtiers ask Tyl to paint them so that they looked more attractive than they were.

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