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The fortunate days (1922)

Gate, Ethel May, Knowlton, Vianna · New York, Silver, Burdett & Co · leaf 144

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ned man: Tear no more,but take this ring. When you have slain themonster place the ring on the princesss fingerand kiss her three times, when she will be com-pletely restored. Then the prince hastily led the way into themidst of the wilderness, and there was a magicalgarden with all manner of… … At the third kiss she rose . . . and thanked theprince and the learned man most sweetly^ jPUBIJCLIBRARf STORY OF THE LEARNED MAN 125 saw the prince it spread its great wings with anoise like thunder and rushed upon him breath-ing smoke and flames. The prince, however, pos-sessed a stout heart in…

Children's stories, American

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