Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 166
nd My bride?—Can I count on your grateful-ness ? Said the Spi, Without doubt,If you will let me out From the web of this terrible Flyder,By all means—oh, yes!You shall find your Princess, For I will myself be your guider! One jerk! He was free,And liis buzzing and glee Drove the Prince to the verge… … ^i^M^ /Jk THE SPIDERS TALE. And started the Princess to find.The Spi led the way,But little dreamed they That tlie Flyder had mounted behind7 He found her, its true,And the wicked witch, too, Who fled when he up and defied her;But while being wed,Hanging over her head, The Princess caught sight of…
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