The Red Fairy Book

The Red Fairy Book
ISBN-10
1465601074
ISBN-13
9781465601070
Series
The Red Fairy Book
Category
Fairy tales
Pages
367
Language
English
Published
1893
Publisher
Library of Alexandria
Author
Andrew Lang

Description

asks the porter, putting his head out of the wicket. ''Tis I, Drakestail. I wish to speak to the King.' 'Speak to the King!... That's easily said. The King is dining, and will not be disturbed.' 'Tell him that it is I, and I have come ...

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