"Stop them! stop them!" he cried. The soldiers had been

 "And you may have the golden chain, Starlein," said Silverling. "No,
no! you must keep it," said Starlein. "Oh, I know what we'll do!" cried
Silverling; "we'll give it to this little boy, because if it hadn't been
for him we wouldn't have found each other." "Oh, yes!" said Starlein.
But Teddy held up his hand--"Hush!" he whispered; "don't you hear it?"
Then they all listened, and sweeter and clearer than ever before they
heard the voice of the singing fountain in the beautiful garden. "It is
the fountain!" cried Starlein and Silverling, half fearfully. They each
caught Teddy by the hand, and all ran down the hall together, and the
very first corner that they turned they found themselves at the door of
the garden. The wind was blowing the lilies, the fruit on the wonderful
trees shone and glistened in the sunlight, and the fountain--ah! the
fountain was no longer singing, for the music-box in the nursery had run
down. Teddy looked about him. Instead of the garden there was the
flowery India-room. The clock ticked, the fire crackled;--he was back in
bed once more, and he heard mamma speaking to Hannah in the hall
outside, so he knew she was home again. "And that is the end of that
story," said the Fairy of the Counterpane. CHAPTER FOURTH. THE MAGIC
CIRCUS. TEDDY wa

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