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 22
aby, but thePrince. Keep away; his Royal Highnessis just going to sleep. Nevertheless I must kiss him. I amhis godmother. You! cried the elegant lady nurse. You! ! repeated all the gentlemen andladies in waiting. You!!! echoed the heralds and pages—and they began to blow the silver trum-pets in… … 20 The Little Lame Prince. Nevertheless I know her Majesty well,and I love her and her child. And—sinceyou dropped him on the marble stairs (thisshe said in a mysterious whisper, whichmade the young lady tremble in spite ofher anger)—I choose to take him for myown, and be his godmother, ready to…
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