Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 321
so thin that there was not much taste tothem, but as none of them had ever tasted anapple, it did not make much difference. Theywere eating a strange fruit that had been givento the boy by the king, and they all smacked theirlips and said: How delicious! And then theywent out into their gardens and… … IT S A PLEASANT DAY, MY SUBJECT, SAIDTHE PRINCESS. balanians never used their oranges for anythingexcept pies, as they were far too common to eatout of hand. When Princess Miriel was nearing her twenty-first birthday, she went to a ball that her fathergave to the middle class. Each year he gave…
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