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The Princess and the Goblin

CHAPTER 9
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Had he not been very courageous, he must have been very anxious, for he could not but know that if he lost his way it would be the most difficult thing in the world to find it again.

Morning would bring no light into these regions; and towards him least of all, who was known as a special rhymester and persecutor, could goblins be expected to exercise courtesy.

Well might he wish that he had brought his lamp and tinder-box with him, of which he had not thought when he crept so eagerly after the goblins! He wished it all the more when, after a while, he found his way blocked up, and could get no farther.

It was of no use to turn back, for he had not the least idea where he had begun to go wrong.

Mechanically, however, he kept feeling about the walls that hemmed him in.


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