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Danish fairy legends and tales (1891)

Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 475

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h did not recognise her ownhistory, and being, as was said before, a respectable, orderlyHen, she exclaimed, How disgraceful! I despise such crea-tures ! Such things should be known, and 1 will do my bestto get the story into the newspaper, so that it shall spreadfar and wide ; the Hens have richly… … THE SWANS NEST. BETWEEN the Baltic and the North Seas lies an oldSwans Nest,—it is called Denmark ; in it have beenborn, and will be born hereafter, Swans whose names shallnever die. In the olden time, a flock of Swans flew thence over theAlps to Milans lovely green plains. There they lighted…

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