Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 · Boston, Roberts Brothers · leaf 140
throne for two:share it with me as King, and let us rule to-gether ; for it is lonely without love, and eachneeds the other. What the Prince answered only the moonknows; but when morning came all the meadowwas surprised and rejoiced to see the gold andpurple flowers standing side by side, while… … Betty always wore a brown frock, a big brown hat,and, being out in the sun a great deal, her face was asbrown as a berry. —PAGE 135. VIII. THE BROWNIE AND THE PRINCESS. OHE was not a real Brownie, but a little girlnamed Betty, who lived with her father ina cottage near a great forest. They were…
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