Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 277
e than ever, andwandered about their palace ina way to make anyone pitythem. Meantime the fairy carried offthe little prince to her own cas-tle, and placed himunder the care ofa young peasantwoman, whom shebewitched so as tomake her think that this new baby was one of her ownchildren. So the prince… … Prince Wee and the Princess Sabel 241 mind might be cultivated and exercised as well as hisbody. But her care did not cease there. She resolvedthat he should be tried by hardships and disappoint-ments and the knowledge of his fellow men, for indeedshe knew the prince would need every advantage…
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