Pepper & Salt - or, Seasoning for Young Folk by Howard Pyle
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"Will you give me back my bottle?" said Peter.
"Yes! yes!" cried the King. "Will you marry me?" said Peter. "Yes! yes!" cried the Princess. Then Peter said "brikket-ligg!" and the two tall men popped back into the bottle again. So the King gave him back his other bottle, and the minister was called in and married him to the Princess. After that he lived happily, and when the old King died he became King over all of the land. As for the Princess, she was as good a wife as you ever saw, but Peter always kept the bottle near to him--maybe that was the reason. Ah me! if I could only take my eggs to such a market and get two such bottles for them! What would I do with them? It would take too long to tell you. [Illustration: Clever Peter opens the Unlucky Bottle for the King and Princess.] [Illustration: Ye Romantic Adventures of Three Tailors. This is a full page poem showing the three tailors walking together, the three |
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