Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 164
oft and quivering with the airsslightest motion, so beautifully round and trans- 69s THE INVENTION OF SOAP BUBBLES. 699 parent, that the Princess, in her delight and sur- ber across the open court-yard; and, raising prise, took the pipe from her mouth, laughing his little daughter to his knee, her… … and floating gently in the air before her, sud-denly vanished away. Never before had Pansy or her attendantsseen a ball of water filled with air. The littlePrincess, in her disappointment at its loss, beganto weep loudly. Her sobs, which no one couldstop, brought the King from his council-cham- the…
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