We have seen how Richard and Ted were turned into tree trunks, and there was also another witness, who luckily was invisible. He was a special grrome whom the King of the Faries had appointed to watch events. Of course, when calamity overtook the two Chums, he flew back to the King with the terrible news. The King and Gwen were seated together in a glade. You can imagine their astonishment md dismay—especially Gwen's! She is fearful that she will never see Richard and Ted again. But the King of the Fairies is not beaten yet. Just you wait and see!
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 21 January 1939, Page 17
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101We have seen how Richard and Ted were turned into tree trunks, and there was also another witness, who luckily was invisible. He was a special grrome whom the King of the Faries had appointed to watch events. Of course, when calamity overtook the two Chums, he flew back to the King with the terrible news. The King and Gwen were seated together in a glade. You can imagine their astonishment md dismay—especially Gwen's! She is fearful that she will never see Richard and Ted again. But the King of the Fairies is not beaten yet. Just you wait and see! Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 21 January 1939, Page 17
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