Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 529
ovely. How about the King of the TurquoiseMountains? I inquired. It is all right now, said Prince Cad-wallader. His queen is glad he got rid ofthe Sapphire, -that his father stole, youknow,—and she has had all the burglar-alarms taken out of the palace. And, bythe way, the chef is now my chief… … IS NT HE CLEVER? SAID THE PRINCESS SMILING THE KEY By BETH B. GILCHRIST Author of Cinderellas Graiiddauylder^ The Carrieruris of Highboro, etc. There were a great many books in the room,books of all shapes and sizes and colors, bookswith pictures and books without, and theywere nearly all garden…
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