Landa, Gertrude · New York : Bloch Publishing Co. · leaf 175
to become king, and my command was to save thee. Fear not, I will lead the lion astray. David thanked the deer that had so gallantlysaved his life, and as soon as he had slid fromits back it dashed off again, faster than ever FORM SHEPHERD-BOY TO KING 177 with the lion still in pursuit. Soon both… … The gates opened from within and the Arab stood before them. (P The Magic Palace Ibrahim, the most learned and pious man ofthe city, whom everybody held in esteem, fell ontroubled days. To none did he speak of his suf-ferings, for he was proud and would have beencompelled to refuse the help which…
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