Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 986
the Prince, leaning wearily uponhis ax, for he was not afraid of the Malignant Faynow that the Afrite was by, that 1 wish 1 hadnever left my kingdom to seek to soothe my sor-rows by foreign sights. My troubles there werenothing to what I endure here. In fact, fromwhat 1 have seen since I left ni)… … THE FAIRY GODMOTHER INTRODUCES THE VOUNC; MEN TO THE SISTERS THREE. fSEE NEXT TAGE-l Perhaps it is, said Terzan, but my gardenwas a very good one, and it helped to support mymother and sisters. He II have to see a good many more things,said the Dryad to herself. All this time the three sisters on…
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