r heart's desire.

[Illustration]

_Uniform with this Volume_

PRINCESS
WHITE-FLAME

By
GERTRUDE CROWNFIELD

Illustrated by
ANNE MERRIMAN PECK

E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY

[Illustration]

[Transcriber's Note: The ad has been moved from the beginning of the
book to the end. The table below lists all corrections applied to the
original text.

p. 009: [normalized] the Chief Imp bore himself humbly to-day -> today
p. 049: [added closing quotes] with all her magic power gone?"
p. 106: [added period] Beware, therefore, of the Ash Goblin.
p. 175: sank down helpess -> helpless
p. 176: the Prince advanced rapidy -> rapidly
p. 229: Go with we, there to be my bride -> me
p. 237: [normalized] that beauteous fairy-land -> fairyland
p. 243: [normalized] it was brilliant noon-day -> noonday
p. 248: to become his Princess. King -> Princess, King
p. 253: "Enter, dear Shadow Witch," he whisered low. -> whispered ]

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