Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 411
day,having first satisfied himself that her hair wasblack all through. The Moth-Princess and the second ChiefCouncilor hurried on the wed-ding, lest the autumn badweather should commence. ItAvas still fine when the day ar-rived. But no sooner hadthey started than a thunder-storm came on, and it… … 1898.] THE PRINCE OF THE TOADSTOOL CITY. 927 of purple dye were running down her face andover her rich embroidered robes. And heguessed at once that her hair had been dyed. The Prince was more angry than any onehad ever seen him before. He sent the Moth-Princess away to the Em-peror, with the…
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