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\nhttps://archive.org/details/stolennecklace0000unse  \nor Hannah,Elizabeth,and Olie  \n# The Stolen\n\nA Picture Story From India  \nWritten andillustrated by  \n# Necklace\n\nBased on a tale from the JatakaWITHDRAWNFrom theDean B.ElIlis LibraryArkansas State UniversityAnne Rockwell  \nThe World Publishing Company,Cleveland and New York  \nPubished by The World Publising Company.2231 West110h Sret,Cleveland.Ohio 4102 Pubished simutaneousl in Canada by Nelson.Foster&ScottLda.Lbrary of Congresscatalog card number:68-14681.Copyright O¹96Bby Anne Rockwel.All ights eserved.No par of tisbook may be reproduced inany form withoutwmitten permision from thepuolishe,except for bre pasages included in a review apearingina newspaper or magazine.Printed in the United States of America.Typography by Jack Jaget  \nThere was once a jungle gardenbelonging to a princessThe treetops were filled with monkeys  \n2.  \n6981   \nsэцо эцдіо Аиеиецдащааjаsaц ауешоg sлем;оушча одбшЛд ашцaцjоyeiuadsaцs;uenNaл seм Лауиош эио  \nS6  \nEach afternoon the princess came to swim in the lily pondin the middle of the jungle garden.But first she always removedher necklace of perfect pearls and left them on the bankwith her maid.How the vain little monkey wished the necklacewere hers!Each day,when she saw it,she wanted it morethan the day before.","cbCaisFkaRyE43Al","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisFkaRyE43Al","pdf",3101808,"English","# The Setting: The Princess's Jungle Garden\n## The Princess and the Lily Pond\n## The Monkey's Envy","[{\"question\":\"What is the inspiration behind the story?\",\"answer\":\"The story is based on a traditional tale from the Jataka.\"},{\"question\":\"Where does the princess go to swim each afternoon?\",\"answer\":\"The princess visits a lily pond located in the middle of her jungle garden.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the monkey want the necklace?\",\"answer\":\"The monkey is vain and becomes obsessed with the beauty of the princess's pearl necklace, desiring it more each 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