Saying this he left the room, and returned in a few minutes with some of the apples which he had given her once before, and with which he had taken care to be provided; when, presenting them to the princess, he asked her if she did not remember the physician with the great nose, who some time before had made her horns grow less. The princess fell to eating the apples presented her by Andolocia, and the horns immediately disappeared. She embraced Andolocia with tenderness; they were married that very day, and shortly after were conducted in the greatest pomp to the palace built for her reception at Famagosta, where they lived a long and happy life. Andolocia kept his cap and purse in a cabinet set apart for that purpose; and for fear of further accidents he never suffered the key of it to be touched by any one but himself. THE END. _R. Taylor and Co. Black-Horse-Court._ AT TABART’S _Juvenile and School Library_, NO. 157, NEW BOND-STREET, Are just published A GREAT VARIETY OF INTERESTING LITTLE BOOKS, ADORNED WITH BEAUTIFUL COLOURED PLATES, Similar to the present Work; _All of which may be had of every Bookseller_.