Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 217
he door flapping her wings;she did not go with them on account of a headache she hadfelt ever since she had received her appointment, in con-sequence of eating too much. The carriage was well providedwith sugar-plums, fruit, and gingerbread nuts. Farewell! farewell 1 cried the Prince and Princess… … »art % Jiftfe THE LITTLE ROBBER-MAIDEN. They drove through the dark, dark forest, the carriagesixone like a torch; unfortunately, its brightness attracted th* 172 THE SNOW QUEEN. eyes of the robbers who dwelt in the forest-shades: theycould not bear it. That is gold ! gold! cried they ; forward…
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