`` Why , how is this ? '' cried the young captain ; `` would you marry this charming princess to such a man as that ? '' `` But he is my prime minister 's son ! '' `` What does that matter ? I can not give your daughter away . The man she is betrothed to is one of my servants . '' `` Your servant ? '' `` Without doubt . I met him in a distant town reduced to carrying away dust and rubbish from the houses . I had pity on him and engaged him as one of my servants . '' `` It is impossible ! '' cried the King . `` Do you wish me to prove what I say ? This young man returned in a vessel which I fitted out for him , an unseaworthy ship with a black battered hull , and the sailors were infirm and crippled . '' `` It is quite true , '' said the King . `` It is false , '' cried the minister 's son . `` I do not know this man ! '' `` Sire , '' said the young captain , `` order your daughter 's betrothed to be stripped , and see if the mark of my ring is not branded upon his back . '' The King was about to give this order , when the minister 's son , to save himself from such an indignity , admitted that the story was true . `` And now , sire , '' said the young captain , `` do you not recognize me ? ''
`` I recognize you , '' said the Princess ; `` you are the gardener 's son whom I have always loved , and it is you I wish XXXXX marry . ''
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