Jackanapes. Daddy Darwin's dovecot. The story of a short life (1887)
Ewing, Juliana Horatia Gatty, 1841-1885, Eden, Horatia K. F. Gatty · Boston, Roberts Brothers · leaf 132
the first revolution. Jackanapes was not absolutely free from qualms;but having once mounted the Black Prince, hestuck to him as a horseman should. During the THE FAIR. first round he waved his hat, and observed withsome concern that the Black Prince had lost an earsince last Fair; at the second,… … laid his yellow head against the Black Princesmane, and so clung anyhow till the hobby-horsesstopped, when the proprietor assisted him toalight, and he sat down rather suddenly and saidhe had enjoyed it very much. The Gray Goose always ran away at the firstapproach of the caravans, and never came…
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