Perez the Mouse (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Perez the Mouse

Bubi was a darling little boy, and when on great days they put on his gold crown and his embroider ed robes, the gold of his crown was not brighter than his hair nor the ermine of his robes softer than his cheeks and hands. He was just like a little Dresden china figure which had been put to sit on a throne in stead of standing on the chimney piece. One day while the King was eat ing his bread and milk, one of his teeth began to wobble. There was a great fuss and the Court doctors arrived in a hurry. So They were all agreed that His Majesty had begun to change his teeth, and at.

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