I felt quite relieved. "It will be jolly," I said.

The Crown Prince laughed immoderately. "What a little innocent you are,"

he cried; "running away is only the beginning. As soon as we are out of

sight, we will turn and gallop to Castle Bellevue. There we will

dismount, and I will punt you across the river. It is but a stone's

throw to the gipsy's cottage, and that is where I will take you."

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