FAIRY PALACE. £89.

formed into a’ mere ornamented villa
far more fit for ‘the residence of a
private gentlewoman, than for’ one ‘of
those kind of semi-deities called Fairies.
My male attendant train is not indeed,
like -Cinderella’s, - become. mice, but
, men; and my female | ones, mere ‘woe
men: But will you love me as well as
‘Mrs. Macdonald, as you did when 4
was the Fairy Peribanou pregin

nae: “Yes, oh! yes, and | more,” cried
Chatles, who had been: listening with
great earnestness, and apparent inte rest,
to’ Mrs. Macdonald’s: narration, **: be-.
cause yaw were the friend of out dea?
papa.” —6 And: because. you love our
nurse,” said Rosa, 6 and will “et~ her -
come and see us when we are here.”

AP tiie ab Bice bs glad. Lot.

Mrs.