Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 350
ight havethe more time together. So away they flew through the storm, the traveller wavinghis three wands close behind them ; never had the Trollbeen out in such a hurricane. When they arrived at thepalace he bade the Princess farewell, and at the same momentwhispered to her, Think of my head! But… … THE FELLOW-TRAVELLERS. Page 297. THE FELLOW-TRAVELLERS. 207 to turn round and fly back to his mountain, he seized him bythe long black beard, and, drawing his sabre, cut off his hugedemon-head from his shoulders. The trunk he threw into thesea, to be food for the fishes ; but the head he merely…
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