<p>The chief spirit of the Fens of England was Tiddy Mun, who was no bigger than a child of three. He lived in the water holes, deep down in the still green water, and he only came out in the evening when the mist rose. When King Charles I employed Dutch eng</p>

The chief spirit of the Fens of England was Tiddy Mun, who was no bigger than a child of three. He lived in the water holes, deep down in the still green water, and he only came out in the evening when the mist rose. When King Charles I employed Dutch eng

Tiddy Mun

<p>The very lively, comic, and sometimes sad (but not for long) adventures of a boy-puppet.&nbsp; We present the full translation of the classic book written in 1883 by the Italian writer,&nbsp; Carlo Collodi, read by Natasha of Storynory.</p>

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The very lively, comic, and sometimes sad (but not for long) adventures of a boy-puppet.  We present the full translation of the classic book written in 1883 by the Italian writer,  Carlo Collodi, read by Natasha of Storynory.

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