`` Do it ? -- nothing simpler ! I just take my Seven-league Boots , run over to Rome , pick up Prince Charles , put him on the magic carpet , fly to London , clap the Cap of Darkness on him so that nobody can see him , set him down on the throne of his fathers ; pick up the Elector , carry him over to his beloved Hanover , and the trick is done -- what they call a bloodless revolution in the history books . '' `` But if the English do n't like Prince Charles when they get him ? '' `` Like him ? they 're sure to like him , a young fellow like that ! Besides , I 'll take the sword with me in case of accidents . '' `` But , Dick , it is your father 's rule that you are never to meddle in the affairs of other countries , and never to start on an expedition when he is not at home . '' `` Oh , he wo n't mind this time ! There 's no kind of danger ; and I 'm sure he will approve of the principle of the thing . Kings must stick up for each other . Why , some electing characters might come here and kick us out ! '' `` Your father is not the sort of king who is kicked out , '' said Jaqueline . But there was no use in talking to Dick . He made his simple preparations , and announced that he would be back in time for luncheon . What was poor Jaqueline to do ? She was extremely anxious . She knew , as we saw , what King Prigio had intended about changing the fairy things for others that would not work . She was certain Dick would get himself into a scrape ; how was she to help him ? She made up her mind quickly , while Dick was putting his things together .
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