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The chicken market and other fairy tales (1877)

Morley, Henry, 1822-1894, Bennett, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1829-1867, ill · London ; New York : Cassell Petter & Galpin · leaf 122

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ssadors,the King replied. But whence came that doorkeeper 1 Ishe, too, from the Mooni There was a clutter of arms outside. Word was broughtthat the Kings knights had found the person who must be BACON FIE. Ill concerned in the magical thieving of the royal dinners. TheBeacon Hill was covered with… … Moonseed. Moonseed! Ai-e you from the Moon, tool criedKing Cocculus. As he spoke there was a great crash ofglass; for Moonseeds enlarged pony being upon the lawnoutside, and tall enough to look in at all the palace windows,had spied his old master. So he thmst his enormous headthrough all the glass…

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