Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 278
o the place wherehe desires to be; his every wish with regard to time, place, or 228 THE CLOGS OF FORTUNE. circumstance will at once be fulfilled, and the favoured mortalthus rendered completely happy. Mark me! said Care, he will, on the contrary, b«very unhappy, and will bless the moment which… … Chatter II. WHAT BEFELL THE COUNCILLOR. It grew late, Councillor Knap, still deep in the times ofKing Hans, was about to return home, and as fate wouldhave it, he got hold of the Clogs of Fortune instead of hisown, and, putting them on, stepped out into East Street.But the magic power of the Clogs…
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