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 265
home, and perhaps someothers that were not ours. And we took all the goods outof the hall at Hardriding, and a pretty load of tapestries,rugs, and other things we have to show for our ride. 248 THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE. Then lie called to some of his men, whocame into the hall, and cast down great… … Randal threw himself on the pile of rugs andbegan to roll on it. Oh, mother, he cried suddenly, jumping~jp and looking with wide-open eyes, theressomething living in the heap ! Perhaps its adoggie, or a rabbit, or a kitten. THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE. 249 Then Randal tugged at the cloths, and thenthey…
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