"The Light Princess" Quotes
A princess, cursed to be weightless, must find true love and regain her gravity in order to save her kingdom.
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Quotes
But she was the wretchedest thing you ever saw, crying and creeping about constantly, and was quite a skeleton from fasting.
It was, indeed, a curious spectacle, to see the princess kneeling at the side of the pool, like a marble statue, with her white night-dress spreading around her.
The light princess had no gravity. I mean, of course, she had no gravity of the mind.
She had never seen a king before, and of course had no notion that she was talking to a king.
To be born with a taste for lobsters argues riches of an unknown extent in the ancestry.
They were not only fond of each other, but they loved each other.
She was a princess, and ought to know best what she wanted.
She had no gravity, but she had a great deal of motherwit.
Don't imagine, however, that she was a ladylike princess, who had been brought up on rose-water.
She was a wild, wilful lassie, and made her father half afraid of her.
