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reverence--nothing but Giants and Pigmies in the world, talked to him
and, it was only too certain, held him as her lover.
"If those newspaper fellows get hold of it!" gasped Sir Arthur Poodle
Bootlick ...
"I am told--" whispered the old Bishop of Frumps.
"New story upstairs," said the first footman, as he nibbled among the
dessert things. "So far as I can make out this here giant Princess--"
"
They say--" said the lady who kept the stationer's shop by the main
entrance to the Palace, where the little Americans get their tickets for
the State Apartments ...
And then:
"
We are authorised to deny--" said "Picaroon" in Gossip.
And so the whole trouble came out.
IV.
"
They say that we must part," the Princess said to her lover.
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