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The land of enchantment (1907)

Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 18

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e them sucha beautiful pair that they jumped for joy, and gladly paid a good roundsum for them, not in gold or silver, but in grains of common-sense,which was the current coin in this region. The maker of ghosts and the maker of shadows went on their wayinvigorated by the fresh and balmy air, which… … The robbers turned and fled (p. 12). wings in the sunshine, and bees were abroad humming drowsily fromflower to flower. So happy did the friends feel that one of them sang whilst the otherplayed an accompaniment on the ghost of a fiddle : Kiddlewinko joss sticks losp,I sing the lay of the wicked…

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