Dixon, W. Macneile (William Macneile), 1866-1945, Morrow, George, 1869-1955 · New York : Oxford University Press ; London : Humphrey Milford · leaf 94
88 CINDERELLA'S GARDEN you stay inside, you can simply snap your fingers at all the cross and ill-natured Fairies in the world. But you must remember not to draw this figure instead. … which is only a hexagram, because these Fairies laugh — and when I say laugh, I mean laugh, abso- lutely laugh at hexagrams and hexagons, which are not worth twopence in magic, and wouldn't protect you against a mouse. At the end of one of the shady walks in the garden was a tiny summer-house,…
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