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Danish fairy legends and tales (1891)

Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 211

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stayed there ! said little Gerda. So, it is now autumn ! Well, then, there is no time to lose;and she rose to pursue her way. Oh,how sore and weary were her little feet! and all aroundlooked so cold and barren; the long willow-leaves had alreadyturned yellow, and the dew trickled down from them in… … $ad % Imirtlj. THE PRINCE AND THE PRINCESS. Gerda was again obliged to stop and take rest. Suddenlya large Raven hopped upon the snow in front of her, saying,Caw! Caw! Good-day! Good-day! He had sat for sometime on the withered branch of a tree just opposite, eyeingthe little maiden, and wagging…

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