Jewett, Eleanore Myers, Day, Maurice · Boston : Little, Brown, and company · leaf 204
, dear brother?Your life shall be my life, whatever andwherever it is! There was no dissuading him, so in avery short time the two lads had slippedquietly and secretly forth from the palaceand were out in the wide world. All that day they walked, and the next,and the next, sleeping at night… … He found a great red door set deep into the face ofthe rock. Page 169. SUNSHINE AND MOONSHINE 169 fully on, but at last Moonshine stumbledand fell to the earth. Alas, dear brother, he said, I can gono farther. Bid me farewell and go yourway; there is no need for two of us to die!As for me, I am so…
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