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Faery tales from Hans Christian Andersen (1910)

Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875, Lucas, Edgar, Mrs, Armfield, Maxwell, 1881-1972, ill · London : J.M. Dent & Co.; New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 102

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washeavy, he was so fond of Thumbelisa himself, and would havewished never to part from her. You shall not be called Thumbelisa, said the angel of theflower to her; that is such an ugly name, and you are so pretty.We will call you May. Good-bye, good-bye, said the swallow, and flew awayagain from… … e GOBLin .bhucKscc THERE was once a real student who lived in an attic andpossessed nothing at all. There was also a real hucksterwho lived on the ground floor and owned the whole house. Thegoblin made friends with him, for every Christmas he was givena plateful of porridge with a lump of butter in…

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