Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
EE TRAVELERS. [January, to the royal forests, sometimes in company withthe lords of the court, but oftener alone. For it sohappened that the gamekeeper had a youngdaughter, Sipelie, who was as fair as the morning,and as modest as she was fair; and the prince, be wondered at, for Orca was every inch… … having seen her, of course fell over head and earsin love with her, forgetting all differences of wealthand station. As for Sipelie, having no mother totell her better, although she took good care to waita modest while before showing it, she gave awayher whole heart to him. Nor was this so much to…
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