Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 225
eat as long as it would, then she A MOUSE WITH WINGS. [July, into the rooms above, and the Grand Duchessbegan to cry afresh, from hunger. The shep-herd boy did not cry — he was accustomed tobeing hungry. When the morning came, the Grand Duchessfound that her troubles were only beginning. The… … THE GRAND DUCHESS WALKED IN THE spread grain before it while it ran about thetable. She had tied a string round its body sothat it could not open its wings. Until the mouse grew sleepy she strewed theseed; when it would run no longer she put itinto a strong box which had a secret fastening,and she…
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