Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 240
by her art had madeherself appear extremely beautiful. At last they cameto a stately palace, fenced on one side by walls ofemeralds and facing a boisterous sea. The king, pretending that he liked the fairy, obtainedthe liberty to walk on the shore, and, one day, as he wasinvoking the pow-ers of the… … 204 The Story Teller her and to the Yellow Dwarf; so, if yon will trust inme, I will help you to obtain your release and All-Fairsalso. The overjoyed king promised to do whatever themermaid should direct. She told him to sit on her fish-like tail and they sailed away in a rolling sea. When they had…
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