Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 26
me, for when, thoroughly refreshed,I blinked hazily to waking, all I heard was: And so I married the Princess ! I was sorry to have lost the story, for it was,no doubt, just the sort I like. But I did notdare to confess my doze, so I said as brightly asI could: And lived happily ever after!… … WHAT DOES THE CELESTIAL ORB REQUIRE ? SAID THEVIZIER. (SEE PAGE 17.) ever after. Nor was it Doremas fault. I havemet a number of princesses, and I really cannot see that my Dorema has any superiors. How then do you explain it ? I asked.(Of course I had to be a little cautious in myquestions, for…
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