Temple of the Fairies, Volume 2

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Vernor and Hood, 1804 - Fairy tales
 

Contents

I
17
II
79
III
156
IV
211
V
268

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Page 128 - You are about to be presented at the Court of the Prince to whom I have destined you from your infancy ; but, my dear child, you will not appear there...
Page 109 - ... brought me up as a shepherdess. At the end of ten years (which appeared to them...
Page 122 - ... notwithstanding my resentment, and all that I could obtain was, that the first who should deliver you from my power should become your husband. —
Page 108 - The judges were tired of condemning to death, and the executioners of hanging.
Page 159 - Tormentine was therefore no sooner in the wood, than, taking her ivory ring in her hand, she said, -" I wish, in the name of the royal Fairy Trusio, that, this instant, a hind of the most beautifn and delicate species may come, and leave her fawn, to suckle this young infant which fortune has given me.
Page 106 - Luminous, who protects him, hides my features, in order to preserve us for each other : it is absolutely necessary that he should pound me ; the decree is irrevocable.
Page 98 - and do not reply ; every moment that you lose adds to the fury of Marmotte : go to the King of the Whitings, tell him that you are the page that I promised him, and rely on my protection.
Page 115 - I cared very little about it, so true it is that youth is the only season in which we enjoy the present moment.
Page 109 - my father, who is a shepherd, will bid yon welcome.
Page 107 - TVtv father was sovereign of one of the kingdoms near Mount Caucasus: he governed, as well as he could, a people who were remarkably wicked.

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