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eatures supplied the lad with nuts andfruits so that he suffered not at all for lackof food and drink. One day the mouse came to Shrikantha,bearing in her mouth a small, blue stone. Take this, Master, said she, laying itin his hand. It is a talisman, my dearestpossession, and I give it to you in… … Together they dragged the chest ashore and sShrikantlia free. Page 152. FORTUNES OF SHRIKANTHA 153 merely test its power, wished himself awayfrom the island. No sooner thought thanthe island vanished beneath him, and hefound himself in a meadow on the main-land. He was surprised and delighted…
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