Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 410
g flags, the hair of theBee-Princess was blown about, though she triedhard to keep it down. At last her long white He had not traveled many days before re-ports reached him of a black-haired princessamong the Moths, who lived in a neighboringtown. For he had talked freely about the mat-ter of his… … veil flew off, and as the Prince turned to catch itfor her, he saw that only the upper part of herhair was dark, while the hair underneath wasorange-yellow! The Prince was exceedingly angry. Heordered the carriage stopped, and the wholewedding-party returned. He even took backthe sapphire ring from…
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