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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 44

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bitter enemies ofJack Frost. When I first came here no one saw mefor a couple of days, and when they did, I was coveredwith snow and looked like the rest of these Moonlites. 34 The Magic Aeroplane However, my heart remained as warm as when I wason the Sun. I never have gone very near these peo-ple,… … would kill me instantly. As it is, I am still safe. Ifthese cruel creatures ever catch any of us, they cer-tainly will hold us until we turn to ice, for they hateanything that is warm. 35 The Magic Aeroplane How terrble! gasped Helen, trembling, hereyes growing as big as saucers from fright. Oh,…

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