The little lame prince and his traveling cloak : a parable for old and young (1900)
Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 1826-1887 · Philadelphia : H. Altemus · leaf 134
wn sheep. He was rather a nice-lookinglad; and seemed so bright and healthyand good-tempered—jolly would be theword, only I am not sure if they have sucha one in the elegant language of Nbmans-land—that the little Prince watched himwith great admiration. Might he come and play with me ? Iwould drop… … It was a boy, a shepherd-boy. ( 131 ) The Little Lame Prince. 133 evidently some things which his godmo-ther either could not or would not give.The cloak hung stationary, high in air,never attempting to descend. The shepherd-lad evidently took it for a large bird, and,shading his eyes, looked up at…
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