The little lame prince and his traveling cloak : a parable for old and young (1900)
Craik, Dinah Maria Mulock, 1826-1887 · Philadelphia : H. Altemus · leaf 154
donewrong always are frightened—she wrotedown In a few hurried sentences his history.How his parents had died—his uncle hadusurped his throne, and sent him to end hisdays in this lonely tower. I, too, added she, bursting into tears. Unless, indeed, you could get out into theworld, and fight for… … Taking the Princes slate, she wrote, You are aking. when he heard he was born to be a king1, hefelt like a man—like a king—who couldafford to be tender because he was strong. lie scarcely slept that night, and eventhough he heard his little lark singing in 152 The Little Lame Prince. the sunrise,…
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