The Enchanted Castle by E. (Edith) Nesbit
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"A game?" said Gerald slowly; "but you can do magic the invisible jewels, and you made them come visible." "Oh, it's only a secret spring and the panelling slides up. Oh, what am I to do?" Kathleen moved towards the voice and gropingly got her arms round a pink-silk waist that she couldn't see. Invisible arms clasped her, a hot invisible cheek was laid against hers, and warm invisible tears lay wet between the two faces. "Don't cry, dear," said Kathleen; "let me go and tell the King and Queen." "The ?" "Your royal father and mother." "Oh, don't mock me!" said the poor Princess. "You know that was only a game, too, like ," "Like the bread and cheese," said Jimmy triumphantly. "I knew that was!" "But your dress and being asleep in the maze, and ," "Oh, I dressed up for fun, because everyone's away at the fair, and I put the clew just to make it all more real. I was playing at Fair |
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