Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 320
ria, in the garb of a prince,looked so prince-like that the king came up tohim and shook hands with him and asked himhis name. And, what s more, he gave him anapple and a gold piece. Now the gold piece did not mean much toAmatoria, for he had seen gold pieces before,although, as his gift would not… … [oiu» )MolccTTCia&LUA A GRAND BALL WAS ALWAYS GIVEN TO THE POOR, AT WHICH THE KING DANCED WITH ALL. ability to pluck riches from thin air, the secondfairy gave him a certain habit of mind that waslikely to dissipate his riches, and which will beset forth later on in this truthful…
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