Aunt Louisa's nursery favourite : comprising Diamonds and toads, Dick Whittington, Lily Sweetbriar, Uncle's farm yard (1870)
Valentine, L. (Laura), d. 1899, Kronheim, Joseph Martin, 1810-1896, Greenaway, Kate, 1846-1901 · London : Frederick Warne and Co. ; New York : Scribner, Welford and Co. · leaf 39
hich shall be your punishment. Every time you speak, there shalldrop from your lips a viper or a toad. Having said these words she disappeared; and Fanny went homevery sullen and angry. As soon as her mother saw her coming, sheran to meet her, and exclaimed eagerly, Well, daughter? Well, mother,… … ouS $ /r Diamonds and Toads. And she instantly went in search of the poor innocent girl, thatshe might beat her severely. But Rose, in great fear* ran out of the house into the forest, whereshe wandered about, weeping very bitterly. Towards evening, theKings son, who was returning from hunting,…
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