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 38
tle before the carriage begun to move, so that hegot some distance in advance of the Royal cavalcade,and, as he passed through the corn-fields where thereapers were at work, he told them that somethingwas going to happen that day for their good, but toinsure the good, they must do as he bid them.… … ^^^-^... •3 Puss In Boots 25 bas. Having arranged all this, on he went to thecastle where the Ogre already spoken of, resided, andwho held all these lands, and was a hard taskmasterover all these peasants, who may be said to have beenhis slaves, for they had no power to resist his ordersin whatever…
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