Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 70
blank, impersonal gaze of hers, that we all knewso well; and there I stood, like a ninny, withmy tam-o-shanter on one ear and my bath-robefestooned over my shoulder! I dropped the prince. I sputtered out:Natalie Prentiss, I never felt so like a per-fect idiot in my life! For mercys sakelaugh, or I… … l AM THE PRINCE. contrived to melt down upon my neck fromabove—I was kneeling by her chair. Oh, I love you, she said ; I always have,since the first day. I think you re the dearestgirl in school, Harry—prince. This is the end—abrupt, I know, but that swhat ends ought to be, Miss Noble says. It…
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