Summary

Portrait of George MacDonald George MacDonald,  The Princess and the Goblin — Chapter 4 (1872)

“ What can you mean?'
'Well, if you didn't say it, you meant it.'
'Indeed, I never did.'
'You said I wasn't so pretty as that -'
'As my beautiful grandmother - yes, I did say that; and I say it again, for it's quite true.'
'Then I do think you are unkind!' said the nurse, and put her handkerchief to her eyes again.
'Nursie, dear, everybody can't be as beautiful as every other body, you know. You are very nice-looking, but if you had been as beautiful as my grandmother -'
'Bother your grandmother!' said the nurse.
'Nurse, that's very rude.
”
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