Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 68
ike those poor peopleand no one found fault withme. The moment Rosalinda per-ceived her sister she ran toembrace her. The queen q~/;:ordered her carriage to stop, ^;and, alighting, rushed into her sisters arms, but Rosa-linda had grown so plump and had such an air ofcontent that the queen as she… … 38 The Story Teller to show his gratitude by bis obliging behavior. Rosa-linda had not many servants, but those she had lovedher as if sbe had been their mother, because she usedthem kindly. She was beloved by all her neighborsand they all tried to show it. She neither had norneeded much money.…
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