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The fairy ring (1910)

Wiggin, Kate Douglas Smith, 1856-1923, Smith, Nora Archibald, 1859-1934, MacKinstry, E. (Elizabeth) · Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday & Co. · leaf 82

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a knight who hadarmor of copper and a bridle of copper, and his armor andtrappings were so bright that they shone to a great distance,and it was something like a sight to see him riding. He rodeone third of the way up the glass hill, and he could easilyhave ridden the whole of it if he had liked;… … JUST AS CINDERLAD TURNED HIS HORSE AROUND, THE PRINCESS THREWJHE GOLDEN APPLE THE FAIRY RING the cinders. You, indeed! said the brothers. You lookas if you were fit to be among such great lords, dirty creaturethat you are to sit there! Next day the brothers were for setting out again, and thistime,…

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