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 66
, which thedeaf-mute, kindly smiling, once took out ofhis pocket and gave him—the only livingcreature Prince Dolor had ever seen. Forfour weeks it was his constant playthingand companion, till one moonlight night ittook a fancy for wandering, climbed ontothe parapet of the tower, dropped over… … Oh, I want somebody—dreadfully, dreadfully I Yes, I wish I had something better thana kitten—a person, a real live person, whowould be fond of me and kind to me. Oh,I want somebody—dreadfully, dreadfully! As he spoke, there sounded behind him 64 The Little Lame Prince. a slight tap-tap-tap, as of a…
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