THE PEOPLE OF THE ABYSS

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THE PEOPLE OF THE ABYSS Jack London

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  Certainlynonecouldhaveguessedthattheywerethesnails,water—

  rats,andgrasshoppersfromwhichshehadchosenherretinue。

  Atasignfromthefrogthefairiesdancedaballet,withwhicheveryonewassodelightedthattheybeggedtohavetorepeated;butnowitwasnotyouthsandmaidenswhoweredancing,butflowers。Thentheseagainmeltedintofountains,whosewatersinterlacedand,rushingdownthesidesofthehall,pouredoutinacascadedownthesteps,andformedariverfoundthecastle,withthemostbeautifullittleboatsuponit,allpaintedandgilded。

  \'Oh,letusgointhemforasail!\'criedtheprincess,whohadlongagolefthergameofballforasightofthesemarvels,and,asshewasbentuponit,theambassadors,whohadbeenchargednevertolosesightofher,wereobligedtogoalso,thoughtheyneverenteredaboatiftheycouldhelpit。

  Butthemomenttheyandtheprincesshadseatedthemselvesonthesoftcushions,riverandboatsvanished,andtheprincessandtheambassadorsvanishedtoo。Insteadthesnailsandgrasshoppersandwater—ratsstoodroundthefrogintheirnaturalshapes。

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