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‘Come in, my dear, I am glad to see you,’ said the old lady

‘Come in, my dear, I am glad to see you,’ said the old lady (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
Curdie had again and again to carry her

Curdie had again and again to carry her (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
Curdie kept quite still

Curdie kept quite still (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
He is our trusty subject,’ said the king, ‘let him come forward and speak’

He is our trusty subject,’ said the king, ‘let him come forward and speak’ (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
‘Oh! I do feel it!-But I can’t see it’

‘Oh! I do feel it!-But I can’t see it’ (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
Once more Irene heard the bugle blast

Once more Irene heard the bugle blast (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
Pray, what right have you in my palace

Pray, what right have you in my palace (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
So up she went, stair after stair

So up she went, stair after stair (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
The queen gave a growl and sat up in bed

The queen gave a growl and sat up in bed (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
‘There, Curdie! There ‘s the kiss i promised you!

‘There, Curdie! There ‘s the kiss i promised you! (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)
We must not be out a moment longer

We must not be out a moment longer (1949)

Charles Folkard (English, 1878 –1963)