Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 478
intotears; while the minstrels son, who was quiteunable to hear her sobs, only stared at hersolemnly, and wondered why her pretty roundface had suddenly twisted itself into such astrange expression. What are you doing, Prunella ? he askedher gravely. Doing ! wept the Princess. Why, I amcrying, of… … HE WENT ON TURNING SOMERSAULTS UNTIL HE TURNED INTO NOTHING AT ALL. (SEE PAGE 995.) Vol. XXVI.— 125. 994 THE TEARS OF PRINCESS PRUNELLA. [Oct. Crying ? What is that ? he asked. Andwhy should you do anything so useless ? Surelyit would be better to fetch a doctor, or a pieceof sticking-plaster. When…
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