Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 395
little hare knew that the stranger was theeighty-first of the princes, and so for a timehe feared to follow his advice. But he was insuch pain that he decided to go to the river,which flowed like a silver ribbon through thefields toward the ocean. Into the cool water heplunged and immediately felt… … THE GOOD-NATURED PRINCE AND THE PRINCESS. mainland, and I have fared badly from the ex-change. Then he told once more how he had leftthe island, and also about the bad advice theeighty princes had given him. The young man sighed. They used you ill,little creature, he said. You learned that it…
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