Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 528
ling sailor. Why have you tried to deceive us ? heasked sternly. Oh, your Majesty! returned the man.wringing his hands miserably, I lost the neck- tie in a gale at sea, for 1 knewnothing of its value. And whenI came home my mother told meof all the gold you had offeredfor its return, and advised me… … Chapter XXV. THE FAIRY QUEEN. Every eye was now fixed upon the exquisiteform of the fairy (juceii. which shed a gloriousradiance throughoutthe room, and filledevery heart with anawe and admirationnot unmingled withfear. The magic cloakwas wo\en by myband, said the fairy,speaking so distinctlytliat…
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