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the j)ores of the skin, and howthey could not be healthy if he was notwashed, he at once ceased toresist, for he was very rea-sonable. He argued withhis father that he did notsee why there should bekings who were rich, while Ajbeggars were poor ; and whythe king — who was a littlegreedy — should… … 118 Tales of Fantasy too clever, my lad. Then he remembered the awfulcurse of the oldest fairy, and was sorry for the rudenessof the queen. And when the prince, after having hisears boxed, said that force was no argument, theking went away in a rage. Indeed, I cannot tell you how the prince wras…
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