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The Blue fairy book (1921)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Godwin, Frank · Philadelphia : D. McKay · leaf 316
med, with a modest blush on her cheeks, it was no hard matterfor the Prince to comprehend what happiness she meant. He pre-sently considered that the Princess Nouronnihar could never be his,and that the Fairy Paribanou excelled her infinitely in beauty,agreeableness, wit, and, as much as he could… … ©OMSK He came to some steep craggy rocks, which were bounds to his journeyand were situated in a barren country. AND THE FAIRY PARIBANOU 277 life have the happmess of being your slave, and the admirer ofthe many charms which ravish my soul, I should think myselfthe most blessed of men. Pardon in me…Fairy tales
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