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Twenty-two goblins (1917)

Ryder, Arthur W. (Arthur William), 1877-1938, Nahl, Perham W · London ; Toronto : J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd. ; New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 84

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f, and cut offhis own head in the same way with the samesword. Then when he failed to come out. Lovelywas alarmed and entered the temple. Andwhen she saw her husband and her brotherin that condition, she cried : Alas! Thisis the end of me! and fell weeping to thefloor. But presently she rose,… … l>i) nnthini/ ra^ls, mv (lauirhlrr, l.^ve Mi L J pe a)<)ne. GIRL WHO TRANSPOSED HEADS 6i life of Shiva! Refuge of all women-folk!Destroyer of grief! Why have you killedmy husband and my brother at one fellswoop ? It was not right, for I was alwaysdevoted to you. Then be my refuge whenI pray…

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