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Danish fairy legends and tales (1891)

Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 222

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iden,and bade her farewell, and the Reindeer fleeted through theforest,— over stock and stone, over desert and heath, overmeadow and moor. The wolves howled and the ravens shrieked. Isch ! isch ! a red light flashed ; one might have fanciedthe sky was sneezing. Those are my dear old Northern… … |;itt tftt Siitfe. THE LAPLAND WOMAN, AND THE FINMARK WOMAN. They stopped at a little hut — a wretched hut it was ; theroof very nearly touched the ground, and the door was so low,that whoever wished to go either in or out was obliged tocrawl upon hands and knees. No one was at home except anold…

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