J/Isie revived to find herself in the
" most beautiful country she had ever
seen. It seemed she was in another
world. And it was a dear, dainty,
little world. Why the sky was only
about fifteen feet above! How oe lorgeous
the sky was, too!

Countless beams of light filtered through it,
and caused brilliant, ever changing, color cHects
in the matter resembling water rather than
clouds. Indeed there were fish swimming about
through the heavens, and everything was begin-
ning to swim before Elsie’s eyes when a sharp
odor roused and refreshed her.

Froggy was reaching up and holding a
salts’ bottle to her nose. Elsie gave him a hard
scolding for having thrown her into the wave.
Froggy peered up at her, listening patiently and
sadly.

When Elsie had talked herself quite out of
breath, Froggy gave a low, deep croak and said
slowly :

“J did it all for your sake, and for Froggy
the Prince. It was hard for me to do it. Here
I cannot remain with you, but above, though in
danger, I could be your guide and servant.”