Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 181
grain-jar did not open. And thenext day the ground was split up as a log of were gone away, and there was only the plain.And that was because it was all magic charm-work which cannot last. Aha! said Punch, drawing a deep breath. 168 THE POTTED PRINCESS. [Jan. I am glad of that. It was only magic,… … THE INCANTATION. THE PEOPLE HEARD THE VOICES OF DJINNS AND TALKING TIGERS, AND SAW THEM RUNNING TO AND FKOABOUT THE GRAIN-JAR TILL THE GROUND SHOOK. out and the holy men began to bite theirnails with vexation, and the Rajahs magicianslaughed, the Potter-Prince came into the plainalone, without even…
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