Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 412
her grand wedding-dress all over uglystripes. Then he took back the emerald ringfrom the second Chief Councilor, and made upon her hands and on her shoes he knew shemust be a princess. She looked up as the third Chief Councilorspoke to her. She was as beautiful as the dawn,and her eyes, full of… … THE WEDDING PROCESSION. him third, and the former Third Councilor hemade chief. So in this way the third and youngest Coun-cilors turn came. He had learned wisdomfrom the disgrace into which the others hadfallen, and he determined to let neither care-lessness nor dishonesty deprive him of the…
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