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Identifier: roseringorhistor01thac (find matches)
Title: The rose and the ring; or, The history of Prince Giglio and Prince Bulbo; a fireside pantomime for great and small children
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863
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Publisher: Boston, D. Estes & Company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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en her the whole of her bun I didnt want it, said Angelica. But you are a darling little angel all the same, says the governess. Yes, I know I am, said Angelica. Dirty little girl, dont youthink I am very pretty ? Indeed, she had on the finest of little dress-es and hats ; and, as her hair was carefully curled, she really lookedvery well. Oh, pooty, pooty ! says the little girl, capering about, laughing,and dancing, and munching her bun ; and as she ate it she began tosing, Oh what fun, to have a plum bun! how I wis it never wasdone ! At which, and her funny accent, Angelica, Giglio, and theking and queen began to laugh very merrily. I can dance as well as sing, says the little girl. I can dance, andT can sing, and I can do all sorts of ting. And she ran to a flower-bed, and, pulling a few polyanthuses, rhododendrons, and other flowers 28 How THIS LITTLE BEGGAR-BABY made herself a little wreath, and danced before the king and queen sodrolly and prettily, that every body was delighted.
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Who was your mother—who were your relations, little girl ? saidthe queen. DANCED AND SANG, AS DROLL AS MAY BE. 29 The little girl said, Little lion was my brudder; great big lionessmy mudder; neber heard of any udder. And she capered away onher one shoe, and every body was exceedingly diverted. So Angelica said to the queen, Mamma, my parrot flew away yes-terday out of its cage, and I dont care any more for any of my toys ;and I think this fuuny little dirty child will amuse me. I will takeher home, and give her some of my old frocks— Oh, the generous darling! says Gruffanuff. Which I have worn ever so many times, and am quite tired of,Angelica went on; and she shall be my little maid. Will you comehome with me, little dirty girl ? The child clapped her hands, and said, Go home with you—yes !You pooty princess! Have a nice dinner, and wear a new dress ! And they all laughed again, and took home the child to the palace,where, when she was washed and combed, and had one of the pri

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