Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 26, 1923 · page 7

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Pnnce Charming. and he the prince."
loved a maiden as beautiful

NCE upon a. time there lived a. ing. "What a fine voxcei" thought

I,” an Mi)“ r.“ as could be. but he loved her only in “My Prince Charming lives over the
‘ dreams This prince had many. mazy lea. .
J h"; "93:35 0’ 5"” things he hoped 0 MV Pnnce Charming will come to:
I ‘4?“ do. but his fair? godmother had told ' me."

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‘ _‘ , thing. does it come from?" said the prince.

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awn-beams he was to start but the f1;r1' god-

:t today he'“ .

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and the maiden. standing beside

would tell him just in what dLrectior.

mother didn‘t come to tell him. . '
71-5? folk So we prince 1,3539: :5, mother 339d for a dapper Of water and said if you are willing to wait until Idie and that the wealth rightfully be- In song and story. 0: K! Hu r l ,
tarewell and ‘1. 03. Over hxll and he had no place to call his home. then you may have Lily White." longed :0 her. He gave her handtothe What falls. I wonder? You mun travel hr to ace M I! ,s D. l 3 ,

Soon the prince saw an old man

him. and he said.

“That is my daughter. Lily “'hjte."
The old gentleman and the prince
talked a long time. and the prince

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Golden Leaves
Golden leaves are in the air
Soon the trees will all be bare.
They have been our kindly host,
Giving apples red. to roast.

 

 

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} prince. then closed his eyes in a whee “d King‘ The pixies and the fairy folk
gammy death They are not slow at all, '
Everything was made ready forthe Young and tender cabbage: The elves and sprites are very a
Pie WotUlymmPMoe-Gm‘mmgm _ Eveniftheyaresmafl.
Our I'O Charming. Like a noble my One night about a week ago
Onthem of the more .Onaroyalnlain! Iclimbedourrneadowhfll.
The old man volunteered to share his The prince did not know Lily fairy “mom" came “3 and M I saw grasses bow and bend
home with the prince and pay him White‘s father had great wealth. "Prince Charming. m In” round Loom °‘ treen andhearteotgold Though all the MM ‘
Sixpence each week if he was willing equal to his own. but he decided to the right maiden. m h" “d Far 1 We hover: And then I heard ‘ m w
to help the old man with his 'ork. marry her when the old father died take her to your home “d to your Gracious mm” untold ‘ quack" "

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Prince Charming lived {Or a long and to be happy and content with his ..
tune with the old man and Lil" lot for the prince knew Lllv White you. - , - »
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“'hite. and his love grew and grew lore‘ him Th1! the _Izince mm did. “d A‘ ‘ K1385 M such ‘ toad . -
for her 1‘ 1 after theyfi'ere married they went Not to be 4M “1e" was an em 51”" ‘
- Finaly death came and called the - 0 find the: another rider passed.
'1" fl ‘1 ed f Lil Wh . _ home to his mother and lived happily Yet of vegetables the hang
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hand in marriaze. but the old man 2:3: 101:: Lil: White that she was not
And for their nlgh' tly race;

said. “My boy. I am getting old. and his deughter. but his brother’s child. They call the Autumn season Fall But when knighted by decree

 

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dale he traveled. over mountains and
valleys. Many beautiful maidens he
51'. and thought. "Can it be she‘.‘
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maiden I seek is as beautiful as :an

Later the prince had dismounted and
the horse was enjoying a nice. cool
drink from a rippling, brook when
there came a voice saying. “Journey
farther on my prince if you are to

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3"“ In spring the apple rears pink frills.

‘7': loud Their perfume all the orchard fills;
in summer they don smirking clothes.
Green overalls—are all suppose.

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