Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 411
ers. As soon as he saw her the second ChiefCouncilor rejoiced; for she was very beautiful,though her eyes were glowing green. You are quite sure she is a princess ? heasked. She is my own daughter, said the Em-peror Moth. But alas for the Councilors hopes! Heraised a lock of her dark hair to make… … THE PKINCE CALLED THE CHIEF COUNCILOR, AND TOLD HIM HE MUST FIND HIM A PRINCESS AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE DAWN. the juice of blackberries! And to this thePrincess consented. In due course they reached the ToadstoolCity, and the Prince liked her well when hesaw the beauty of the Moth-Princess. He gave the…
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