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Charles Edward Carryl,  Davy and the Goblin — Chapter VII. The Moving Forest (1885)

“ As Sham-Sham made his appearance, with Davy at his heels, there was a sudden commotion among the birds, and they all cried out together, “Here’s the doctor!” but before Davy could reply the Hole-keeper suddenly made his appearance, with his great book, and, hurriedly turning over the leaves, said, pointing to Davy, “He isn’t a doctor. His name is Gloopitch.” At these words there arose a long, wailing cry, the lights disappeared, and Davy found himself on a broad path in the forest, with the Hole-keeper walking quietly beside him. ”
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Charles Edward Carryl,  Davy and the Goblin — Chapter VII. The Moving Forest (1885)

“ Chapter VII. The Moving Forest.
“Oh, dear!” cried Davy, speaking aloud in his distress, “I do wish people and things wouldn’t change about so! Just so soon as ever I get to a place it goes away, and I’m somewhere else!”—and the little boy’s heart began to beat rapidly as he looked about him; for the wood was very dark and solemn and still.
Presently the trees and bushes directly before him moved silently apart and showed a broad path beautifully overgrown with soft turf
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