t be tions carefully and put the Cap upon her head.

    quot;Ep-pe, pep-pe, kak-ke!quot; sanding on  foot.

    quot; did you say?quot; asked t know w she was doing.

    quot;; Dorot on, standing time   on  foot.

    quot;; replied tin oodman calmly.

    quot;Ziz-zy, zuz-zy, zik!quot; said Dorotanding on bot. t ctering and flapping of o them.

    t; is your command?”

    quot;e o ty,quot; said t;and we  our way.”

    quot;e ; replied t Dorotook ttle Monkey seized toto and fleer tried o bite him.

    tin oodman - ened at first, for treated t t no ended, so te cime looking at tty gardens and hem.

    Dorot Monkeys, one of t to  her.

    quot;o obey the Golden Cap?”

    she asked.

    quot;t is a long story,quot; ans;but as elling you about it, if you wish.”

    quot;I so ,quot; she replied.

    quot;Once,quot; began t;, flying from tree to tree, eating nuts and fruit, and doing just as  calling any-   body master. Peroo full of mis- c times, flying doo pull tails of t s at t. But  of to rule over this land.

    quot;t tiful princess, e, and s from great blocks of ruby. Every- one loved  est sorro so love in return, since all too stupid and ugly to mate iful and  last, te made up   and  man in all ty  t Gayelette loved ened to make everythe wedding.

    quot;My grandfat t time t near Gayelettes palace, and tter t before t   he river.

    ume of pink silk and purple vel- vet, and my grandfat   il to ter.

    quot;`S, my fine