In the meantime , mind you take good care of our kingdom . ' Rosette thanked them for all the trouble they were taking on her account , and promised to take great care of the kingdom , and only to amuse herself by looking at the peacock , and making Frisk dance while they were away . So they set out , and asked everyone they met -- ` Do you know the King of the Peacocks ? ' But the answer was always , ` No , no . ' Then they went on and on , so far that no one has ever been farther , and at last they came to the Kingdom of the Cockchafers . They had never before seen such a number of cockchafers , and the buzzing was so loud that the King was afraid he should be deafened by it . He asked the most distinguished-looking cockchafer they met if he knew where they could find the King of the Peacocks . ` Sire , ' replied the cockchafer , ` his kingdom is thirty thousand leagues from this ; you have come the longest way . ' ` And how do you know that ? ' said the King . ` Oh ! ' said the cockchafer , ` we all know you very well , since we spend two or three months in your garden every year . ' Thereupon the King and the Prince made great friends with him , and they all walked arm-in-arm and dined together , and afterwards the cockchafer showed them all the curiosities of his strange country , where the tiniest green leaf costs a gold piece and more . Then they set out again to finish their journey , and this time , as they knew the way , they were not long upon the road . It was easy to guess that they had come to the right place , for they saw peacocks in every tree , and their cries could be heard a long way off : When they reached the city they found it full of men and women who were dressed entirely in peacocks ' feathers , which were evidently thought prettier than anything else . They soon met the King , who was driving about in a beautiful little golden carriage which glittered with diamonds , and was drawn at full speed by twelve peacocks . The King and the Prince were delighted to see that the King of the Peacocks was as handsome as possible . He had curly golden hair and was very pale , and he wore a crown of peacocks ' feathers . When he saw Rosette 's brothers he knew at once that they were strangers , and stopping his carriage he sent for them to speak to him . When they had greeted him they said : ` Sire , we have come from very far away to show you a beautiful portrait . '
So saying they drew XXXXX their travelling bag the picture of Rosette .
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