. Witch Winnie, die Geschichte eines 'Königs Tochter;' . fand, dass ihr Freund zog nach Westen. Sie dankte uns für unser Interesse, sagte aber, dass es nichts Besseres zu tun schien, als so weiterzumachen, wie sie waren. Ich kann es nicht ertragen, Madame Celeste zu sagen, dass sie ihr Angebot ablehnt, sagte Adelaide. Wemust finden einen Platz für diesen Jungen. Ich sehe nicht, wie, antwortete Winnie; aber shasaw, dass Nachmittag; es kam zu ihr alle durch asudden Inspiration während unserer botany Lektion. KAPITEL V. DER KLEINE PRINZ DEL PARADISO. HAT Tag die botanyclass fand ihren Teach-er in einem flattern der Erregungsart. In den verblassten Wangen war ein frisches, rosafarbenes Leuchten

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. Witch Winnie, the story of a "king's daughter;" . found that her friendshad moved West. She thanked us for ourinterest, but said that there seemed nothingbetter to do than to continue as they were. I cant bear to tell Madame Celeste thatshe declines her offer, said Adelaide. Wemust find a place for that boy. I dont see how, replied Winnie; but shesaw, that afternoon ; it came to her all by asudden inspiration during our botany lesson. CHAPTER V. LITTLE PRINCE DEL PARADISO. HAT day the botanyclass found their teach-er in a flutter of excite-ment. There was afresh, pink glow in thefaded cheeks, and anunusual sparkle in thekindly eyes. She seat-ed herself in the epis-copal chair, lifted herlorgnette, and beganto arrange the speci-mens for the days lesson, but her handtrembled so that she could scarcely adjustthe microscope, and the papers on which hernotes were written sifted through her fingersand were strewn in confusion on the floor. Are you ill, Miss Prillwitz ? Adelaideasked, in alarm. No, Miss Armstrong, replied the princess, 6 79. So WITCH WINNIE. it is not a painful in my system, and it isnot a sorry ; it is a pleasant. I shall expectto myself a company, and this is to me soseldom that I find myself cgare—what youcall it?—scatter? sprinkled ?--as to myunderstanding/ We all looked our interest, and Winnieventured to ask— One of your relations, Miss Prillwitz ? Yes, replied the little lady ; he is ofmy own family, though to see him I havenever ze pleasure. It ees ze little Prince delParadiso. We girls pinched each other under thetable, while Milly murmured, A prince!How perfectly lovely ! Yes, replied Miss Prillwitz; ze birth-right to ziss little poy is one great, high, nobilitie, la plus haute noblesse, but he knownossing of it, nossing whateffer. He haf zemisfortune to be exported from his homewhen one leetle child ; he haf been elevatedby poor peoples to think himself also a poor.He know nossing of ze estates what belonghis family, and better he not know

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