My own fairy book : namely certain Chronicles of Pantouflia, as notably the adventures of Prigio, prince of that country, and of his son Ricardo, with an excerpt from the Annals of Scotland, as touching Ker of Fairnilee, his sojourn with the Queen of Faery (1903)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Browne, Gordon, 1858-1932, ill, Scott, T., ill, Lemann, E. A., ill · New York : Longmans, Green · leaf 197
hanter may have deprivedit of its power, it may be worn out, someonemay have substituted a common Persian rug;anything may happen. You must learn todepend on yourself. Now, be off with you, I mbusy. And remember, you dont stir withoutmy permission. The prince ran off, and presently the soundsof… … HERE isone bruteI wish I could getupsides with, saidRicardo, at break-fast one morning,his mouth full olsardine. ReallyRicardo, yourlanguage ismost u np r i n c e 1 y,said his augustfather; I amalways noticing it.You mean, I suppose, that there is one enemyof the human race whom you wish to…
Fairy tales
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