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The magic aeroplane; a fairy tale (1911)

Henderson, L. R. S. (Loulie Richmond Stebbins), b. 1886, Nelson, Emile A., ill · Chicago, The Reilly & Britton Co · leaf 30

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rthermost cornersof Mars, and from every direction came beautiful,large-winged insects, very much like our butterflies,and each one carried on its back a tiny Marvel. The children were given a very cordial welcometo Mars. In the meantime. Fly was interested in the but-terflies, which the Marvels… … his size. In fact, he stood so still that the Marvelsthought him only a wooden doll until he smiled atone of the Marvel girls, who was peeping at him froma yellow flower. 23 The Magic Aeroplane A large Wing approached and fluttered justbetween the two children. On its back was a tinyman, who bowed…

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