Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 277
t into tears, for they lived in such a hot climatethemselves that how or why the prince should come tobe covered with fur they could not imagine, and thoughtit must portend some great misfortune to him. However, Ling told them not to be alarmed. If I left him to you to bring up, said she, you would… … So saying, she opened the window and catching upthe little prince, cradle and all, she glided away in the air as if she were skat-ing on ice, leaving theking and the queen inthe greatest affliction.They consulted everyone who came nearthem as to what thefairy could possiblyhave meant by sayingivhen…
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