Chapter VIII: Part 8
His brothers, Florea and Costan, had their sight restored so that they might witness Petru's happiness.
This, dear children, was the story of handsome Prince Petru and the Fairy Aurora, queen of the Land of the Sun.
Petru lived and reigned in peace and health, and who knows whether, by God's help, he may not be reigning still.
[THE END.]
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BY THE
_QUEEN OF ROUMANIA_.
PILGRIM SORROW
A CYCLE OF TALES. TRANSLATED BY HELEN ZIMMERN. SQUARE 16MO. $1.50.
"Like a string of amber beads, each one exquisite by itself,
but seen in perfection when connected with its fellows. They
imprison nymphs of the wood, and naiads of the stream, and
all the sweet and tender graces of nature which she reveals
only to her devoted lovers."--_Pittsburgh Times_.
"The heart experiences of a princess and queen who is also a
true and noble woman."--_Cincinnati Commercial Gazette_.
"The charming tales are full of beautiful thought and
sentiment, and scarcely lack the metrical form to be true
poetry."--_Providence Journal_.
"Wholly attractive and interesting--beautifully
printed."--_Boston Gazette_.
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