took any notice of her, or even spoke to her;she had just been taken out of pity to look after the geese. The Prince, though little satisfied by this information,saw that these dense people knew no more, and that itwas useless to question them. So he returned to the palaceof the King his father,… … ■ l^lRlu.-.! 1 V MADE HIM PI I His k\ t. U) I Hh KflHtJLK 150 DONKEY-SKIN himself that he would not fail to do so next time. Butthe fervency of his love caused him such great agitationthat the same night he was seized by a terrible fever, andwas soon at deaths door. The Oueen, who had no…
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