t;

    stay  longer?quot;

    quot;I am ed for in Egypt,quot; ans;to-morrow my

    friends o taract.  the river-horse

    couc granite throne

    sits t long cars, and when

    tar sters one cry of joy, and then he is

    silent.  At noon to ters edge to

    drink.  their roar is louder

    taract.

    quot;Stle S; said t;far away

    across ty I see a young man in a garret.  he is leaning over

    a desk covered umbler by here is a

    buncs.  his hair is brown and crisp, and his

    lips are red as a pomegranate, and he has large and dreamy eyes.

    rying to finisor of tre, but

    oo cold to e any more.  te,

    and .quot;

    quot;I   longer,quot; said the Swallow, who

    really .  quot;Sake ;

    quot;Alas!  I ; said t;my eyes are all t

    I .  t

    out of India a t one of take

    it to  to the jeweller, and buy food and

    firewood, and finis;

    quot;Dear Prince,quot; said t;I cannot do tquot;; and he began

    to weep.

    quot;Stle S; said t;do as I

    command you.quot;

    So t to the

    students garret.  It  in, as there was a

    ed, and came into the room.

    t hear

    tter of the

    beautiful sapps.

    quot;I am beginning to be appreciated,quot; ;this is from some

    great admirer.  Now I can finis; and e

    happy.

    t day to t on the

    mast of a large vessel and cs

    out of t;; ted as each

    c came up.  quot;I am goi