MacMillan, Cyrus, 1880-1953 · London : John Lane · leaf 248
and his bonnet. But as he looked at thepeople he was suddenly aware that they were none otherthan the animals and birds he had seen for two nightsswimming in the lake in the moonhght. They were nowchanged into human form, through some strange andmiraculous power. They were very kind to the youth… … AND THEY SAT DOWN TOGETHER ON THE EDGE OF THE LAKE THE YOUTH AND THE DOG-DANCE 183 heard your prayers, and because of your magic wand wehave been sent to you in these shapes. The creatures yousee here are the animals and birds of the world. I am theDog, whom the Great Spirit loves well. I have much…
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