Summary

Erwin E. Harder Merman & Mermaid — Argument

She wishes that the sea, by magic, may bring her a lover in her own image. Owondlo eagerly listens, and talks to himself, but at times he becomes frightened at a strange noise (seemingly of an earthquake or eruption) . But one Nymph tells an inquisitive companion that it is only a monster fish, that measures in length two miles or more, gritting his teeth and scolding. This frightens Owondlo, who wishes now that he could have a spear or sword. At times Owondlo is almost tempted to go within, as the Nymphs almost charm him.
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Erwin E. Harder Merman & Mermaid — Argument

Suddenly King Reignall orders a charge on the enemy, but Owondlo and Fleehion, being immune, are not molested or hurt in the least, as spirits pass through and about them. King Reignall is dumfounded now. The almighty warns all to be careful and begone. Then King Reignall proclaims their parents sacred and free. All sing praises of love and joy.
Owondlo and Fleehion enter their boat and leave for Submarine World.
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