Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 443
take tickets, and no passengers to orderabout. By and by the prince grew so tired of playingalone that he l^egan to forget about his fine play-things and his books and games. He quite forgot 242 THE MAGIC GOGGLES [Jan., how many things he had that the head-gardenersHttle boy and the lodge-keepers… … NOW WHERE COULD I HAVE PUT THOSE— Oh, dear, sighed the little prince, I canthave any fun at all! What s the use of tryingto play all alone? And do you know, the morehe thought about it, the more unhappy he grew,until pretty soon, when he curled up in the bigchair before the fire, his head was so…
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