The Cruikshank fairy-book : four famous stories: I. Puss in boots. II. Jack and the bean-stalk. III. Hop-o-my-thumb. IV. Cinderella (1911)
Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 · New York ; and London : Putnam · leaf 28
arren inside of it, but he also knew that the Kingwas extremely fond of that sort of food, and althoughalways wanting it, could never get any, for not one ofthose little creatures had been seen in his kingdomfor many years. It was found out afterwards that awicked Ogre, who was a sorcerer, had shut… … TOM-Jyi /^tMi^ Ajj^jjlt fr <^ 7C^ - »l^ Sjy^ PJ^^ i3 Puss in Boots 15 to the castle, or Kings palace, and astonished theguard at the gate by telling them that he had broughta message with a present to the King, and wished tosee his Majesty. The chamberlain was informed ofthis, who lead Tom into…
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