Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 526
reinevents took place which made Ellen feel her-self a sort of fairy queen.Vol. XXII.—65. The king opened the ball with little Ellen.Hardly understanding the honor, some sense ofit nevertheless thrilled her childish heart. Shecould not even see his face, so tall was he, buthis strong arms bore her… … ELLEN RESTED BETWEEN THE K ING AND QUEEN UNTIL SHE WAS READY TO DANCE AGAIN.(SEE NEXT PAGE.) king. It seemed but fitting, after that dance,to find herself seated on the sofa between theking and queen. With royal disregard to theclaims of other small guests, and with royalindifference to the effect…
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