Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 229
with the rough humming of a song in hismouth. Fin went home when the time came, and lay down in hisown bed, at the foot of the Kings bed. When the Kingawoke, he cried out in great anxiety, My kingdom is lost, 198 Celtic Fairy Tales and my dwarf and my lapdog are killed! They arenot, said Fin ; I am… … Though you, said Fin, are so big and strong, I amquick and active. Next night the King was for going ; but Fin told him totake his sleep to-night again. I shall stand myself in yourplace, or else a better hero than yonder one must come. He will kill you, said the King, I shall take mychance, said…
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