Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 254
a splendid palace, full of treasures;only the two stools and the straw bed remained just asthey were, to remind him of his former poverty. Thenthe queen touched Bruno himself and made him gentleand polite and grateful, and he thanked her and theprincess a thousand times. Lastly, the queen… … ?- NCE upon a time there lived a kingand a queen, who were the best crea-tures in the world and so kind-heartedthat they could not bear to see theirsubjects want for anything. Theconsequence was they gradually gaveaway all their treasures till they positivelyW had nothing left to live upon ; and…
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