Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 303
n he spread his wings with a joy-ful scream, and flew on to the rocks, abovethe heads of the crowds upon the shore. Immediately every one called a differentquestion to the Parrot, who smoothed his fea-thers and took no notice until, when the noiseand excitement were rather less, an old Sea-gull… … W LJBovJLey. having lost the Magic Stone. Upon thisstone his youthful appearance, and everythingthat he owned, had depended. Early that morning a great tumult had sud-denly arisen. The Philosopher went out walk-ing. Soon an old man had rushed in, cryingthat he had lost the Magic Stone. He…
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