Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 299
her best wish forthe person who was lucky enough to accomplish it. Tow^hich she said that she would wish him to be as insen-sible to the folly called love as she was herself! This was indeed a crushing speechto make to such adevoted lover asPrince Wee, butwith great couragehe concealed thepain it… … Prince Wee and the Princess Sabel 263 grand sight, but the good fairy Ling was providing theman amount of amusement they were far from expecting,for she so enchanted the eyes of all the spectators thatwhen the ambassadors gorgeous procession appearedthe splendid uniforms seemed to them miserable…
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