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Title: Perez the Mouse

Author: Luis Coloma

Release Date: July 18, 2009 [eBook #29447]

Language: English

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PEREZ THE MOUSE

by

PADRE LOUIS COLOMA and LADY MORETON

PEREZ THE MOUSE

[Illustration: Perez the Mouse took off his hat
and made a very low bow]

PEREZ THE MOUSE

Adapted from the Spanish of

PADRE LUIS COLOMA

by

LADY MORETON

[Silhouette]

With Illustrations by George Howard Vyse

London: John Lane The Bodley Head
New York: Dodd, Mead & Company

First published in 1914
Reprinted - 1918
Reprinted - 1927
Reprinted - 1929
Reprinted - 1935

Printed in Great Britain
by Western Printing Services Ltd., Bristol

LIST OF COLOURED PLATES

Perez the Mouse took off his hat
and made a very low bow _Frontispiece_
King Bubi the First _face p._ vi
The Oldest of Court Doctors 9
Miss Stilton, the Governess 11
A tiny little mouse in a straw hat
and slippers and big gold spectacles 15
Adolphus studying for Diplomacy 16
Adelaide made tea 17
The King sneezed very hard and turned into
the most darling little mouse you ever saw 18
Perez the Mouse st