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The Princess and the Goblin

CHAPTER 19
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For poor creatures as they are, there is something about those sun-people that is very troublesome.

I cannot imagine how it is that with such superior strength and skill and understanding as ours, we permit them to exist at all.

Why do we not destroy them entirely, and use their cattle and grazing lands at our pleasure?
Of course we don't want to live in their horrid country! It is far too glaring for our quieter and more refined tastes.

But we might use it as a sort of outhouse, you know.

Even our creatures' eyes might get used to it, and if they did grow blind that would be of no consequence, provided they grew fat as well.


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