Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 287
nk that there was no young woman in all theworld equal to herself, and that there was no youngman good enough for her. As for Betsinda, as sheheard none of these phrases, she was not puffed up bythem, and being a most grateful, good-natured girl,she was only too anxious to do everything whichmight… … CHAPTEE VI. How Prince Giglio Behaved Himself. ND now let us speak aboutPrince Giglio, the nephew ofthe reigning monarch of Pafla-gonia. It has already beenstated, in page 236, that aslong as he had a smart coat to wear,a good horse to ride, and money in hispocket, or rather to take out of…
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