Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 68
thinking any harm,and let me drop intoa large silver bowl of cream, and then ran away asfast as he could. I fell over head and ears, and, if Ihad not been a good swimmer, it might have gone veryhard with me; for Glumdalclitch in that instant hap-pened to be at the other end of the room, and… … 40 Tales of Fantasy ceived no other damage than the loss of a suit ofclothes, which was utterly spoiled. The dwarf wassoundly whipped, and as a further punishment, forcedto drink up the bowl of cream into which he hadthrown me; neither was he ever restored to favor; forsoon after the queen bestowed…
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