Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 174
is is thine. Wish me success in my quest. Giving rein to his steed, he would have passedon, but ere the gray could take a step, the oldwoman laid her hand on his bridle. The horseshivered, then was still. Thou wilt not find the ring, she said. ThePrince started. And the next moment she added: But… … AS PRINCE VALMIR GALLOPED ALONG THE HIGHWAYEARLY ONE MORNING, THERE AROSE SUDDENLY, INFRONT OF HIM, AN OLD AND POOR-LOOKING WOMAN. 110 THE PINK TOPAZ Although Prince Valmir thought of the oldwomans words during the day, he quite forgotthem in the exciting news which greeted him onhis return to the…
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