reached the nurse's ears. She came at once to fetch her; but she never
suspected how she had got there, and the princess kept her own
counsel.
Her failure to find the old lady not only disappointed her, but made
her
very thoughtful. Sometimes she came almost to the nurse's opinion
that
she had dreamed all about her; but that fancy never lasted very long.
She wondered much whether she should ever see her again, and
thought it
very sad not to have been able to find her when she particularly wanted
her. She resolved to say nothing more to her nurse on the subject,
seeing it was so little in her power to prove her words.
CHAPTER VI
THE LITTLE MINER
Madhuri Noah
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