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Red Axe

CHAPTER IV
5/13

Well done! Oh, I shall have a peck of trouble with you, I can see that.

But you will do me credit before I have done with you." In a little while she tired of the lesson.
"Come and sit down now"-- she waved her hand graciously--"here on the bed by me.

Though I am a Princess really, I am not proud, and, as I said, I may make something of you yet." My father came forward gravely, wrapped himself in another of his red cloaks, and sat down.

I shivered in my blanket on the stair-head, but I could not bear to move nor yet reveal myself.

This was better than any play I had ever watched from the sparred gallery of the palace, to which Gottfried Gottfried took me sometimes when the mummers came from Brandenburg to divert Duke Casimir.
"My father, the great Prince, took me for a long ride last night.


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