ng to Egyptquot;! cried t

    nobody minded, and he happy

    Prince.

    quot;I am come to bid you good-bye,quot; he cried.

    quot;Stle S; said t;

    stay  longer?quot;

    quot;It is er,quot; ans;and the chill snow will soon

    be  trees, and the

    crocodiles lie in t them.  My

    companions are building a nest in temple of Baalbec, and the

    pink and co eacher.

    Dear Prince, I must leave you, but I  you, and

    next spring I iful jewels in place of

    than a red

    rose, and t sea.quot;

    quot;In t; said t;tands a

    little matc cter, and

    t

    bring home some money, and she is crying.  She has no shoes or

    stockings, and tle  my other eye,

    and give it to  beat ;

    quot;I ay  longer,quot; said t;but I

    cannot pluck out your eye.  You e blind t;

    quot;Stle S; said t;do as I

    command you.quot;

    So  ted do.

    tco the palm

    of ; a lovely bit of glass,quot; cried ttle girl;

    and she ran home, laughing.

    to t;You are blind no; he

    said, quot;so I ay ;

    quot;No, little S; said t;you must go ao

    Egypt.quot;

    quot;I ay ; said t at

    t.

    All t day  on told him

    stories of w range lands.  old he

    red ibises, he Nile, and

    catche

    self, and lives in t, and knohe

    mercs, wheir camels, and carry

    amber beads in tains of the

    Moon, wal; of

    t green snake t sleeps in a