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The Goose Girl

CHAPTER VIII
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I shall return the letter by messenger, and he will tell you the result of the interview." "God be with you," said the ambassador, preparing to take his leave, "for all women are contrary." After the baron was gone the chancellor paced the room with halting step.

Then, toward the wraith of his ambition he waved a hand as if to explain how futile are the schemes of men.

He shook himself free from this idle moment and proceeded to the apartments of her highness.

Would she toss aside this crown, or would she fight for it?
He found her alone.
"Well, my good fairy, what is in your magic wand to-night ?" she asked.
How fond she was of this great good man, and how lonely he always seemed! He saluted her hand respectfully.

"I am not a good fairy to-night, your Highness.


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