Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
The Weathercock was much vexed at havingits conversation with the Shadow thus brokeninto; and from that hour it grew even moreanxious than before to get away from its churchspire and out into the world, where it could seesomething for itself. In fact, it became sorestless and fidgeted about so… … As Yolette and the Third Son emerged fromthe Street of the Discontented WTeathercockthey came upon the Tower Clock sitting on aledge with his back against a wall, swinginghis long legs to and fro. I hope, Princess, the Tower Clock saidto Yolette, as they approached, that you arenow fully satisfied,…
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