Journeys through Bookland : a new and original plan for reading applied to the world's best literature for children (1922)
Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve · leaf 382
ssed sentence of death upon him. The matter,hov>ever, was laid before the king in whose castle hehad found the bird, and he consented to spare the The Golden Bird 357 young mans life on condition that he discovered tl.egolden horse which could run faster than the wind- shonfd ifTr^ !\* T^ ^… … THE BIRD SCREAMED Where and how shall I ever be able to find this«tnT 1 °T/ ^ *° ™^^f- ^ «- —Tld Wendlrrr ^^ * ^°^^^ - Cheer up, friend! said the fox. Rememberyou have not heard yet what I can do. KeeT u ,your courage: I will myself tell you how you mav travel foft ^, ^^^ ^^ *• You mustravel fo, a…
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