Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 220
tops of the forest-trees to herbeautiful home far away on the other side, shewould shake her head and say : As long as those spots are on your faces, Icannot carry you to my home, for a part of eachof you belongs to Rumpty-Dudget, and he will holdon to it in spite of all I can do. But when… … NEARER AND NEARER TO THE HEDGE. [PAGE 202.] you over the tops of the trees to Fairy Land,where we will live happily forever after. When the three children heard this, they werepuzzled to know what to do; for how could a littleprincess become a horse, or two little princes astick of fire-wood and a…
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