Adela Cathcart, Volume 1 by George MacDonald
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exactly like other people.'
"'Oh, you dear funny papa! I have got a nose and two eyes and all the rest. So have you. So has mamma.' "'Now be serious, my dear, for once,' said the queen. "'No, thank you, mamma; I had rather not.' "'Would you not like to be able to walk like other people?' said the king. "'No indeed, I should think not. You only crawl. You are such slow coaches!' "'How do you feel, my child?' he resumed, after a pause of discomfiture. "'Quite well, thank you.' "'I mean, what do you feel like?' "'Like nothing at all, that I know of.' "'You must feel like something.' "'I feel like a princess with such a funny papa, and such a dear pet of a queen-mamma!' "'Now really!' began the queen; but the princess interrupted her. |
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