ld ; ;but I ay h you

    for one nig;

    quot;ttle S; said the Prince.

    So t t ruby from the Princes sword,

    and fle in own.

    ower, we marble angels

    ured.  he sound of

    dancing.  A beautiful girl came out on th her lover.

    quot;ars are,quot; o ;and how wonderful

    is t;

    quot;I ime for tate-ball,quot; she

    ans;I o be embroidered on it;

    but tresses are so lazy.quot;

    erns o ts

    of tto, and sahe old Jews

    bargaining  money in copper

    scales.  At last o the boy

    ossing feverisher had fallen

    asleep, sired.  In  ruby on

    table beside tly round

    t;how cool I

    feel,quot; said t;I must be getting betterquot;; and o a

    delicious slumber.

    to told

    ;It is curious,quot; ;but I feel quite warm

    no is so cold.quot;

    quot;t is because you ion,quot; said the Prince.

    And ttle So then he fell asleep.

    thinking always made him sleepy.

    o t; a

    remarkable p; said thology as he was

    passing over t;A ser!quot;  And e a

    long letter about it to ted it,

    it  t understand.

    quot;to-nigo Egypt,quot; said the Swallow, and he was in high

    spirits at t.  ed all ts, and

    sat a long time on top of teeple.   the

    Sparroinguished

    stranger!quot; so he enjoyed himself very much.

    o t;have you any

    commissions for Egypt?quot; ;I am just starting.quot;

    quot;Stle S; said