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Chinese fairy stories (1910)

Pitman, Norman Hinsdale, 1876- · London : G.G. Harrap · leaf 29

An illustration from Chinese fairy stories, 1910, leaf 29
aded, leavingin their stead a crop of infant pears upon themagic tree. Larger and larger grew the fruit,until at last the strong limbs bowed low beneaththe burden. All those present stood as in a dream, believ-ing that they had been taken suddenly into theheart of fairy-land. Then they heard the… … hta THE OLD MAN PLANTED TyE SEED. YOW-TOS FIRST LESSON 15 This was the signal for a general stampede, foreach one present was wildly anxious to taste ofwhat had been so marvelously produced beforehis very eyes. So great had the crowd becomeby this time, that when the last man had takenhis share not…

Fairy tales, Chinese

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