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The wonder garden : nature myths and tales from all the world over for story-telling and reading aloud and for the children's own reading (1919)

Olcott, Frances Jenkins, Winter, Milo, 1886-1956. ill · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin Co. · leaf 412

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nd the Monkey and the Pheasant followedafter. But it was some time before they stoppedquarrelling and became friends. Well, Peach Boy went on and on, followed byhis companions, until he reached the Great Sea.There a little green boat was waiting for him.Into it he stepped with the Dog and the… … AWAY! AWAY ! IT SPED OVER THE WAVES PEACH BOYS RICE-CAKES 375 the Demons castle, and, alighting on its roof,told the evil ones that Peach Boy with his bagof Rice-cakes was coming. But the Demonsonly laughed scornfully and shook their shaggyred heads. But when Peach Boy landed, with the Dog andthe…

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