Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 165
ain and rage this caused her, the Princess had time to escape,and was some way on her road. Fear gave her strength for sometime, but at last she could go no further, and sfink down to rest.As she did so, the sprig of myrtle she carried touched the ground, 130 FAIRER-THAN-A-FAIRY and immediately a… … sure of catching her victim, but the cat spied her out, and, springingfrom one of the boughs of the arbour she flew at Lagrees face andtore out her only eye, thus delivering the Princess for ever from herpersecutor. FAIBER-THAN-A-FAIEY 131 One might have thought that all would now be well, but no…
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