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 54
except a bird, and hardly even a birdnew past that lonely tower—inside it wasfurnished with all the comfort and eleganceimaginable ; with lots of books and toys,and every thing that the heart of a childcould desire. For its only inhabitant, ex-cept a nurse, of course, was a poor solitarychild. One… … Carrying before him a woman and child. (51) The Little Lame Prince. 53 child. The woman—she had a sad, fiercelook, and no wonder, for she was a criminalunder sentence of death, but her sentencehad boon changed to almost as severe apunishment. She was to inhabit the lonelytower with the child, and…
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