Then Prigio bustled about , got ready some cold luncheon from the store-room , took all his fairy things that he was likely to need , sat down with them on the flying carpet , and wished himself at the mountain of the Firedrake . `` I have the king now , '' he said ; `` for if I ca n't find the ashes of my brothers , by Jove ! I 'll ! -- '' Do you know what he meant to do , if he could not find his brothers ? Let every child-guess . Off he flew ; and there he was in a second , just beside poor Alphonso 's garden-engine . Then Prigio , seeing a little heap of grey ashes beside the engine , watered them with the fairy water ; and up jumped Alphonso , as jolly as ever , his sword in his hand . `` Hullo , Prigio ! '' cried he ; `` are you come after the monster too ? I 've been asleep , and I had a kind of dream that he beat me . But the pair of us will tackle him . How is Molinda ? '' `` Prettier than ever , '' said Prigio ; `` but anxious about you . However , the Firedrake 's dead and done for ; so never mind him . But I left Enrico somewhere about . Just you sit down and wait a minute , till I fetch him . '' The prince said this , because he did not wish Alphonso to know that he and Enrico had not had quite the best of it in the affair with the monster . `` All right , old fellow , '' says Alphonso ; `` but have you any luncheon with you ? Never was so hungry in my life ! '' Prince Prigio had thought of this , and he brought out some cold sausage -LRB- to which Alphonso was partial -RRB- and some bread , with which the younger prince expressed himself satisfied .
Then Prigio went up the hill some way , first warning XXXXX not to sit on his carpet for fear of accidents like that which happened to Benson .
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