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to him (hat heshould not disregard uli;it the King had asked him to do ; but hewould have to act upon his advice, otherwise he would get intogreat difficulties. The Prince assented to this, ami began to pre-pare for the journey. After he had taken leave of the King, and was setting out onthe… … it; but Snati said, Throwit on my back, which heaccordingly did, and theDog then ran on before thePrince, until they cameto the foot of a steep cliff. We must go up here,said Snati. I dont think thatwill be childs play, saidthe Prince. Hold fast by my tail,said Snati; and in thisway he pulled King…
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