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"
Help
me
to
rise
.
"
So
the
maid
assisted
her
to
gain
her
feet
,
although
Langwidere
was
the
stronger
of
the
two
;
and
then
the
Princess
slowly
walked
across
the
silver
floor
to
her
cabinet
,
leaning
heavily
at
every
step
upon
Nanda
’
s
arm
.
Now
I
must
explain
to
you
that
the
Princess
Langwidere
had
thirty
heads
-
-
as
many
as
there
are
days
in
the
month
.
But
of
course
she
could
only
wear
one
of
them
at
a
time
,
because
she
had
but
one
neck
.
These
heads
were
kept
in
what
she
called
her
"
cabinet
,
"
which
was
a
beautiful
dressing
-
room
that
lay
just
between
Langwidere
’
s
sleeping
-
chamber
and
the
mirrored
sitting
-
room
.
Each
head
was
in
a
separate
cupboard
lined
with
velvet
.
The
cupboards
ran
all
around
the
sides
of
the
dressing
-
room
,
and
had
elaborately
carved
doors
with
gold
numbers
on
the
outside
and
jeweled
-
framed
mirrors
on
the
inside
of
them
.
When
the
Princess
got
out
of
her
crystal
bed
in
the
morning
she
went
to
her
cabinet
,
opened
one
of
the
velvet
-
lined
cupboards
,
and
took
the
head
it
contained
from
its
golden
shelf
.
Then
,
by
the
aid
of
the
mirror
inside
the
open
door
,
she
put
on
the
head
-
-
as
neat
and
straight
as
could
be
-
-
and
afterward
called
her
maids
to
robe
her
for
the
day
.
She
always
wore
a
simple
white
costume
,
that
suited
all
the
heads
.
For
,
being
able
to
change
her
face
whenever
she
liked
,
the
Princess
had
no
interest
in
wearing
a
variety
of
gowns
,
as
have
other
ladies
who
are
compelled
to
wear
the
same
face
constantly
.
Of
course
the
thirty
heads
were
in
great
variety
,
no
two
formed
alike
but
all
being
of
exceeding
loveliness
.
There
were
heads
with
golden
hair
,
brown
hair
,
rich
auburn
hair
and
black
hair
;
but
none
with
gray
hair
.
The
heads
had
eyes
of
blue
,
of
gray
,
of
hazel
,
of
brown
and
of
black
;
but
there
were
no
red
eyes
among
them
,
and
all
were
bright
and
handsome
.
The
noses
were
Grecian
,
Roman
,
retrousse
and
Oriental
,
representing
all
types
of
beauty
;
and
the
mouths
were
of
assorted
sizes
and
shapes
,
displaying
pearly
teeth
when
the
heads
smiled
.
As
for
dimples
,
they
appeared
in
cheeks
and
chins
,
wherever
they
might
be
most
charming
,
and
one
or
two
heads
had
freckles
upon
the
faces
to
contrast
the
better
with
the
brilliancy
of
their
complexions
.
One
key
unlocked
all
the
velvet
cupboards
containing
these
treasures
-
-
a
curious
key
carved
from
a
single
blood
-
red
ruby
-
-
and
this
was
fastened
to
a
strong
but
slender
chain
which
the
Princess
wore
around
her
left
wrist
.
When
Nanda
had
supported
Langwidere
to
a
position
in
front
of
cupboard
No
.
17
,
the
Princess
unlocked
the
door
with
her
ruby
key
and
after
handing
head
No
.
9
,
which
she
had
been
wearing
,
to
the
maid
,
she
took
No
.
17
from
its
shelf
and
fitted
it
to
her
neck
.
It
had
black
hair
and
dark
eyes
and
a
lovely
pearl
-
and
-
white
complexion
,
and
when
Langwidere
wore
it
she
knew
she
was
remarkably
beautiful
in
appearance
.
There
was
only
one
trouble
with
No
.
17
;
the
temper
that
went
with
it
(
and
which
was
hidden
somewhere
under
the
glossy
black
hair
)
was
fiery
,
harsh
and
haughty
in
the
extreme
,
and
it
often
led
the
Princess
to
do
unpleasant
things
which
she
regretted
when
she
came
to
wear
her
other
heads
.
But
she
did
not
remember
this
today
,
and
went
to
meet
her
guests
in
the
drawing
-
room
with
a
feeling
of
certainty
that
she
would
surprise
them
with
her
beauty
.
