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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 38

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was a queer place. Every-thing appeared to be made of ice or snow. The treeswere simply inverted icicles, and the hills looked likemounds of ice cream. Oh, look at the snow men! cried Helen, point-ing to a group of about twenty stolid looking objectsmade entirely of snow. They look like the ones we… … The Magic Aeroplane unsociable that the children were dreadfully scared. Howdy do? said Tommy politely as they drewnear, but the Moon creatures seemed to resent thearrival of the aeroplane and its little passengers, forthey stopped in front of them, making no reply, whilethey stared in the rudest…

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