The Bookshelf for boys and girls Little Journeys into Bookland (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 124
ied his worst to break some of your fathers lovely scales. Think what a ferocious animal this knight must have been! I can not see what they are made for; but then, it is instinct, perhaps, we must not judge him too harshly. This new weapon met the fate of the other.It was crunched up by your… … THERE WAS NO DOUBT OF THE RESULT! in vain to restrain him. No, Scalena, said he.This is a question of principle ! As a true dragonand your loving mate, it is my duty to destroythis dangerous little fellow. Do not be foolish;I will bring you the body of the fierce creature.They are excellent eating.…
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