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Title: Prince Lazybones and Other Stories
Author: Mrs. W. J. Hays
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THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE LAZYBONES AND OTHER STORIES
by
MRS. W. J. HAYS
Author of "Princess Idleways"
Illustrated
Harper & Brothers Publishers
New York and London
1884



[Illustration: "GOOD EVENING, MY DEAR PRINCE."]


CONTENTS

THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE LAZYBONES
PHIL'S FAIRIES
FLORIO AND FLORELLA: A CHRISTMAS FAIRY TALE
BOREAS BLUSTER'S CHRISTMAS PRESENT


ILLUSTRATIONS
"Good-evening, my dear Prince" (Frontispiece)
"Approach of the swanlike boat"
"Look! There's an eagle"
"Making the sturgeon useful"


THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE LAZY BONES


CHAPTER I

Of all the illustrious families who have shone like gems upon the
earth's surface, none have been more distinguished in their way than the
Lazybones family; and were I so disposed I might recount their virtues
and trace their talents from a long-forgotten period.
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