Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 224
a minute! Then he ran upstairs, for the last time, to the fairygarret, and he put on the wishing cap. No, thought he to himself, I wont wish that.Every man has one secret from his wife, and this shallbe mine. Then he said aloud : I WISH TO SEEM NO CLEVERER THAN OTHER PEOPLE. The prince remained as… … CHAPTER I. HE story I am about to tellyou happened many yearsago, long before the rail-roads had cut up the dan-cing-grounds of the fairies, orthe shrill whistle of the loco-motive had frightened the good people from the greendells and quiet nooks wherein they are said to haveheld their…
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