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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Little Journeys into Bookland (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 56

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a veryshort time. The King was very angry. He con-sidered that a slight had been cast upon the Stone? she asked of the Eldest Lady-in-Wait-ing, who was in attendance. We may well hope so, your Royal Highness,said the Eldest Lady. He is a great man andwise. I hear, too, that he had been walking… … Princess and upon himself by the carelessness ofthe Philosopher. He was not well pleased, either,to know that the great wealth of the man whowas to have been his son-in-law was all due tomagic influences. Neither did he like what heheard of the Philosophers appearance when lasthe was seen. He…

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