Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 296
ur of admira-tion. As soon as he had him at his mercy, however. PrinceWee, turning to the princess, assured her that he hadno desire to kill anyone who called himself her courtier,and then he bade the furious and humiliated Fadasserise and thank the princess to whom he owed his hfe.Then amid the… … 260 The Story Teller which he joyfully accepted. The princess expressed awish to have Mousta brought to her, and, when the princesent for him, she was so dehghted with his courtly man-ners and his marvelous intelligence that she entreatedWee to give him to her for her own. The prince con-sented…
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