Thai word “alone,” Gerda understood quite we ; —she felt how .sad a meaning it had. She told the Raven the history of her life and fortunes, and ask ed if he had seen Kay, and the Raven nodded his head, half doubtfully, and said, —That is possible!—possible! Do you think so? exclaimed the little girl, and she kissed the Raven so vehemently, that it is a wonder she did not squeeze him to death.—More moderately—moderately! said the Raven.—l think I know; I think it may be little Kay; but he has certainly forsaken thee for the Princess. J Dwells he with a Princess? asked Gerda.
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Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20953, 4 November 1939, Page 19 (Supplement)
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105Thai word “alone,” Gerda understood quite we ;—she felt how .sad a meaning it had. She told the Raven the history of her life and fortunes, and ask ed if he had seen Kay, and the Raven nodded his head, half doubtfully, and said,—That is possible!—possible! Do you think so? exclaimed the little girl, and she kissed the Raven so vehemently, that it is a wonder she did not squeeze him to death.—More moderately—moderately! said the Raven.—I think I know; I think it may be little Kay; but he has certainly forsaken thee for the Princess. J Dwells he with a Princess? asked Gerda. Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20953, 4 November 1939, Page 19 (Supplement)
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