Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 176
er for yourroyal consort. When she saw her ring and assured herself that itwas uninjured, she was amazed. Surely, courteous Avenant, said she, you must befavored by some fairy, for naturally this is impossible. Madam, said he, I am acquainted with no fairy,but I was glad to obey your command. Well… … She Went and Took Off the Fetters from AvenantsFeet and Hands Herself. TRT? NEW YOilK PI^&LIC LIBRARY The Fair One with the Golden Locks 143 has over and over again expressed his wish to marry meand declared to me with most terrible threats that if Idenied him he would enter my kingdom with…
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