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The Princess and the Curdie

CHAPTER 34
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And Curdie started, and sprang from his seat, and dropped on his knees, and burst into tears.

And the maid said with a smile, such as none but one could smile: 'Did I not tell you, Curdie, that it might be you would not know me when next you saw me ?' Then she went from the room, and in a moment returned in royal purple, with a crown of diamonds and rubies, from under which her hair went flowing to the floor, all about her ruby-slippered feet.

Her face was radiant with joy, the joy overshadowed by a faint mist as of unfulfilment.

The king rose and kneeled on one knee before her.

All kneeled in like homage.


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