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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 78

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I could eat you up. This was very true, for Kitty was as big as atiger would be to a grown person. Suddenly the clanging of a bell was heard, andround the corner dashed a Toy Patrol Wagon filledwith Doll Policemen. Instantly they surrounded Kitty, and placinghandcuffs on her paws, they bundled her… … Policemen at home dont do things as quicklyas that, said Tommy. I dont want them to hurt my Kitty, sobbedHelen. 67 The Magic Aeroplane They will not hurt her, Whoop-la assured thelittle girl. No, spoke up a Toy Policeman who stood nearby, they will not hurt her but they will keep herlocked up in a…

Airplanes · Voyages, Imaginary · Fairy tales

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