Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 298
tly, he wouldgive all the people of the city and *^\the foreign princes with ^ -^: whom it was inundated anidea of the power and the *^;^^ ,t/,magnificence of his master. v|,w^\Prince Wee, in despair, re-solved that he would for once ^-^beg the assistance of the kind fairyLing. He often thought of… … 262 The Story Teller ing over all the difficulties of the situation he dreamedthat the fairy stood beside him and said : Wee, you have done very well so far. Continue toplease me and you shall always find good friends whenyou need them most. As for this affair with the ambas-sador, you can assure…
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