t deal and t ripening,-- to stamp, and I promised I .

    Gracious! said  quite quiet; but  Suleiman-bin-Daoud laugill tears ran dotle Butterfly.

    Balkis t Beautiful stood up beree among to alk.

    S, If I am  save my Lord from tions of t ly to tterflys ife, Little erflys ife, very frigo Balkiss we hand.

    Balkis bent iful tle woman, do you believe w your  said?

    tterflys ife looked at Balkis, and sa beautiful Queens eyes sarlig men-folk are like.

    And t o o tle sister, I know.

    t angry, said tterflys ife, fanning  all, but  hem, O Queen.

    t pleases my o believe t I believe amping , Im sure I dont care.  all about it to-morrow.

    Little sister, said Balkis, you are quite rig next time o boast, take  o stamp, and see  we? hell be very much ashamed.

    Aterflys ife to es than ever.

    Remember! said tterfly. Remember amp my foot.

    I dont believe you one little bit, said tterflys ife.

    I so see it done. Suppose you stamp now.

    I promised Suleiman-bin-Daoud t I , said tterfly, and I dont  to break my promise.

    It  matter if you did, said  bend a blade of grass amping. I dare you to do it,

    samp! Stamp! Stamp!

    Suleiman-bin-Daoud, sitting under tree,  all about  all about t came out of t about s laugree, smiled because rue love was so joyful.

    Presently tterfly, very  and puffy, came o Suleiman, Ss me to stamp! Ss to see , and noo the end of my days!

    No, little brot you again, a