Laboulaye, Edouard, 1811-1883, McCandlish, Edward G., ill · New York : Harper · leaf 162
a princess; you must be received like aqueen. Wait for me by this fountain; I will run to thepalace, and return in two hours with a dress and equipageworthy of you. Saying this, he tenderly kissed her handand left her. The young girl was afraid, on finding herself alone; thecry of a raven, the… … HE INSTANTLY GAVE HER THE WATER, WHEN, Lo! A BEAUTIFUL, SLENDER YOUNG GIRL STOOD BEFORE HIM THE THREE CITRONS She climbed the tree and hid herself in it, all but her lovelyface, which, encircled by the foliage, was reflected in thetransparent fountain as in a clear mirror. Now there was a negress,…
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