Top o' the World: A Once Upon a Time TaleSwan, Mark
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Top o' the World: A Once Upon a Time Tale
Swan, Mark
Fantasy fiction; North Pole -- Juvenile fiction
Page 116
“Spring has came,” he said _changed to_
“Spring has come,” he said
Page 119
The starboard wing is smashed _changed to_
“The starboard wing is smashed
Page 149
The most wonderful toy you ever saw _changed to_
“The most wonderful toy you ever saw
Page 170
thought Maida, slying peering about _changed to_
thought Maida, slyly peering about
Page 171
and acts diferent, and her voice _changed to_
and acts different, and her voice
Page 176
You needn’t shake it too much. He paused _changed to_
You needn’t shake it too much.” He paused
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