Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
rner to thank the Great King, thelittle girl lay down on her sweet-smelling matsvery happy. Would the crane come ? Yes; soon his eyesbegan to shine, his pearly plumes to move; ING. 133 down came the red leg, open went the longbill, and out came a soft voice saying pleas-antly : Good child! I am… … and pretty children, and feasts of bonbons, andfountains of sweet water, and palaces, of jewels,of dolls that talked, and books that never werethe same no matter how often you looked atthem, and all manner of strange and lovelythings. After that day a great change took place inLu Sing, and, though…
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