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The Goose Girl

CHAPTER VIII
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If this thing falls through his honors will fall with it.

He will work toward peace, though from what I have learned the duke would not shun war." "Where is the prince ?" "Wherever he is, he is working for the best interests of the state.
Don't worry about his royal highness; he's a man." "When did you come ?" "This morning.

Though I have been here before in this same guise." "There is the Bavarian princess," remarked the ambassador musingly.
"Ha! A good thought! But the king is romantic; she is older than he, and ugly." "You are not telling me everything," intuitively.
"I know it.

I am telling you all that is at present necessary." "You make me the unhappiest man in the kingdom! I have worked so hard and long toward this end.

When did the king decline this alliance ?" "Evidently the moment he heard of it.


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