Dixon, W. Macneile (William Macneile), 1866-1945, Morrow, George, 1869-1955 · New York : Oxford University Press ; London : Humphrey Milford · leaf 98
indows, and most people were far too much afraid to go in, because everybody who came out looked as green as grass. Slip-Slop slapped himself very fiercely on the chest, and said he wasn't the least bit afraid ; but I think he must really have been rather frightened, because all he did was to peep… … He wouldn't look through again. He said he wasn't interested, and besides it made you feel quite silly. This tower was kept locked, and the key in a secret drawer. If any one asked for it the Prince whispered something into his ear that made him
