Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923, Smith, Nora Archibald, 1859-1934, MacKinstry, E. (Elizabeth) · Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday & Co. · leaf 178
Locks rHERE was once a kings daughter so beautiful thatthey named her the Fair One with Golden Locks.These golden locks were the most remarkable in theworld, soft and fine, and falling in long waves down to her veryfeet. She wore them always thus, loose and flowing, sur-mounted with a wreath of… … SHE WOKE THEM ALWAYS . . . LOOSE AND PLOWING THE FAIRY RING Now there was a young king of a neighboring country, veryhandsome, very rich, and wanting nothing but a wife to makehim happy. He heard so much of the various perfections ofthe Fair One with Golden Locks that at last, without evenseeing…
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