Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876, Olcott, Frances Jenkins · New York : Holt · leaf 256
at thou didstseem to me worthy of a more happy fate than the posses-sion of Nouronnihar, and in order that thou mightestattain to it, I was present when thou drewest thinearrow, and foreseeing that it would not go beyondPrince Houssains, I seized it in the air, and gave it thenecessary force that… … I \M Till-: FAIRY PERIEBANOU, Till-: DAUGHTER OF ONE (>!• Till-: MOS1 The Fairy Palace 223 As the Fairy Periebanou spoke, she looked tenderlyat the Prince, and then remained silent with downcasteyes and a modest blush upon her cheek. As forPrince Ahmed he reflected that the Princess Nouron-nihar…
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