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The firelight lit up the little cottage quite cheerfully and after / looking all over and even taking a candle end into the attic, Philador / curled up in a big easy chair to await the return of the good witch. / "She's probably out visiting a neighbor," decided the little Prince / sleepily. The chair was so comfortable, and Philador so drowsy from his / long fly through the night air, he soon fell fast asleep and dreamed he / had found his royal mother and saved his father's Kingdom. A soft thud / in his lap wakened him next morning and starting up in alarm he looked / straight into the green eyes of the cat with two tails.
"Well," sniffed the cat, transferring herself to the arm of the chair, / "since you are still here you may as well fetch me my breakfast."