Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 162
deal relieved at having only two apparently easy tasks sether. Several years passed, during which time the Princess grewaccustomed to her lonely life, obeyed the Fairys orders, and bydegrees forgot all about the court of the King her father. One day, whilst passing near a fountain in the garden,… … to come from the centre of its rays. The voice was that of a youngman, and its sweetness of tone and the agreeable things it uttered,led one to infer that its owner must be equally charming ; but thishad to be a mere matter of fancy, f»r no one was visible. The beautiful llainbow informed…
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