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Identifier: littlelameprincecraik (find matches)
Title: The little lame prince and his traveling cloak : a parable for old and young
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 1826-1887
Subjects: Fairy tales People with disabilities
Publisher: Philadelphia : H. Altemus
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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PEARE, with 60 illustrations Price 40 Cents Each Henry Altemus Company Philadelphia Copyright 1900, by Henry Altemus ILLUSTRATIONS. PageThey canio, walking two and two, with their coronets on their heads Frontispiece. The Little Lame Prince 7 The Crown-Prince, as he was called, tried to seem pleased 9 She stretched herself on tip-toe by the help ofher stick, and gave the little Prince three kisses 21 The doctors came, and each gave a differentopinion, and ordered a different mode of treat-ment 33 Sliding down to the foot of the throne, he beganplaying with the golden lions that supported it 37 People noticed there, carried in a footmans arms, a pretty little boy 41 There was seen a great tall black horse, riddenby a man carrying before him on the saddle a woman and a child 51 His grand funeral had been a mere pretense... 55 He mounted to the top of the tower 57 Oh, I want somebody—dreadfully, dreadfully !.. 63 Dropping her cane, she laid those two tiny hands on his shoulders 65 (in)
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iv Illustrations. PAGE What a muddle your Royal Highness is sitting in, said she, sharply 71 He sat down on the floor, looking at the empty shelves 91 The cloak rose, slowly and steadily, till it nearly touched the sky-light 97 He felt something queer and hard fixing itself to the hridge of his nose 109 A rocking-horse had come, packed on the back of the other 115 Prince Dolor made a snatch at the topmost twig of the tallest tree 125 The shepherd lad evidently took it for a large bird, and shading his eyes, looked up at it ... 131Taking the Princes slate, she wrote, You are a King 151 The eyes were shut, and the long gray beard lay over the breast 167 There was a grand revolution 179 Thev went down on their knees before him, offer-ing him the crown on a velvet cushion 191 He lifted up his thin, slender hand 211 A psiltl v^^; THE LITTLE LAME PRINCE. CHAPTER I. Yes, he was the most beautiful Princethat ever was Lorn. Of course, being a prince, people saidthis; but it was true besides. W

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