ady-

    love.  quot;Sion,quot; ;and I am afraid t

    ste, for sing ;  And

    certainly, w graceful

    curtseys.  quot;I admit t sic,quot; inued, quot;but I

    love travelling, and my ly, sravelling

    also.quot;

    quot;ill you come a; o  the Reed

    staco her home.

    quot;You rifling ; ;I am off to the

    Pyramids.  Good-bye!quot; and he flew away.

    All day long  nigime  ty.

    quot; up?quot; ;I own has made

    preparations.quot;

    tatue on tall column.

    quot;I  up t; ;it is a fine position, h

    plenty of fres;  So ed just bet of the

    happy Prince.

    quot;I ; ly to himself as he looked

    round, and o go to sleep; but just as ting

    er fell on ; a

    curious t; ;t a single cloud in the sky,

    tars are quite clear and brig it is raining.  the

    climate in the Reed used

    to like t t was merely ;

    ther drop fell.

    quot; is tatue if it cannot keep t; he

    said; quot;I must look for a good c,quot; and ermined to

    fly away.

    But before hird drop fell, and he

    looked up, and saw - A did he see?

    tears, and tears were

    running dohe

    moonlig ttle Sy.

    quot;; he said.

    quot;I am t;

    quot;; asked t;you e

    drenc;

    quot;,quot; ansatue, quot;I

    did not knoears he Palace of Sans-

    Souci, o enter.  In time I

    played he evening I led

    t y

    I never cared to ask , everyt