Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 37
tinate enemy, the Good Flea, who did not lethim sleep a single minute. Bite! Bite! It would take too long to tell the many hardknocks the King gave himself in trying to crushthe Flea ; he was covered with bruises and contu-sions. As he could net sleep, he wandered aboutlike an uneasy spirit. He… … VICTOR HUGO TILLING HIS GRANDCHILDREN TH E STORY OF THE GOOD FLEA AND THE WICKED KING. again to bite him. I ask for quarter. I will do Thank you. What must I do ? what you wish. Make your people happy ! • So much the better. On this condition only I have never learned how. I do not know shall you…
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