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Danish fairy legends and tales (1891)

Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 441

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er camelast; it was a pleasure to see the pretty sight, and thechildren of the house stood looking at the black ashes and6inging — Snip, snap, snurre, Bassilurre, And now the song is en-ded-ded-ded. But the tiny invisible beings replied every one, Thesong is never ended ; that is the best of it! We… … THE DROP OF WATER. SURELY you know what a microscope is — that wonderfulglass which makes everything appear a hundred timeslarger than it really is. If you look through a microscope ata single drop of ditch-water, you will perceive more than athousand strange-shaped creatures, such as you never…

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