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untry, andplaced her in the kraal of a very great King.There she stayed till the King saw her, andmade her his wife, and there she lived in greathappiness. But she could never send a messagehome, for no one had even heard the name ofher people, or knew the way through the thickforests which lay… … Suddenly ;i flock of rock-pigeons , . . seized the Ijeautiful Princess and carried her away. To face fiugc 204. XVII Or, the Moss-Green Princess very jealous and angry, and as she was all-powerful, Kitila was no longer allowed to liveas a Princess, but w^as set to do all sorts ofdegrading work. At…
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