Bourhill, E. J., Mrs, Drake, J. B., Mrs, Holloway, W. Herbert, ill · London : Macmillan · leaf 71
would never allow me to marry a manfrom the earth. In the meantime the birds got tired of waitingfor the Princess, and said to one another, It isall the fault of the Rabbit Prince. We mustkill him or the Princess will never see homeagain. They sought counsel with the Mouseand the Woodpecker, who… … >t ^!l° wjiiA Thev Lhiiibed and lIiiiiIjciI till Ura were above the clouds. To face pa^c 49. V The Rabbit Prince He ate nothing, and escaped in safety. TheMouse and the Woodpecker in the meantimebecame so fond of him they soon refused todo him any harm, and made their home closeto his hut, so…
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