Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 399
howing themthe little griffins, said good-by, and started downthe track. After a while Gretchen, who waswalking beside the magician, grew tired. 312 THROUGH FAIRYLAND IN A HANSOM-CAB. [Feb. Would nt it be a good idea for you totransform us to fairyland, instead of our walkingall the way ? she said.… … THE GRIFFIN NAMED JONES. I always stop at the Kings Arms, a goodhotel on the European plan, said the captainof the gnomes. I think we d all better gothere; they have the best grindstone in town. What has that to do with it ? askedGretchen. How can a fellow sharpen his sword with-out a grindstone?…
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