The Golden mermaid, and other stories from the fairy books (1906)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Ford, Henry J · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 142
ime he was dead of his disappointm.ent. So poor Catherine was left alone in the worldwithout a penny or a creature to help her. Butshe was a brave girl and full of spirit, and soonmade up her mind that the best thing she coulddo was to go to the nearest town and become aservant. She lost no time in… … •ATIONS. CATHERINE AND HER DESTINY 141 * Where are you going all alone, my prettygirl? * Ah, my lady, I am very poor, and must go toservice to earn my bread. * I will take you into my service, said she;and Catherine served her well. Some time after her mistress said to Catherine, * I am obliged to…
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