Laboulaye, Edouard, 1811-1883, McCandlish, Edward G., ill · New York : Harper · leaf 150
hat is not 113 LABOULAYES FAIRY BOOK satisfied after marriage shall have his nose cut off by theother. Good, replied Coranda. I would rather it was thetongue; but that will come next. Never was a finer wedding seen at Prague, and never wasthere a happier household. Coranda and the beautifulHelen… … NCE upon a time there lived a king who wascalled the King of the Vermilion Towers. Hehad but one son, whom he loved as the apple of his eye,and who was the only hope of a royal line about to becomeextinct. The old kings whole ambition was to marrythis illustrious prince—to find him a princess at…
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