Burkhardt, Charles B., d. 1860, Walcutt, W, Cafferty, James H., 1819-1869 · New York : Baker and Scribner · leaf 178
nd and so friendly, and I think she is much toobeautiful to do me any harm, as stupid people say thatmermaids are apt to do. And he sung his song again andagain, until the fairy signified that she was obliged to him,and had heard enough. * I will now give you a cap full of gold sand ; with thatyou… … Seppi discovers the Fairy. (Page 156.) sEPPi. 15*; I would rather that you showed me your sub-marinedominions; it must be very cool and beautiful beneath theblue waters. Give me your hand, then, said the fairy, who guidedhim across the water, and Seppi found to his astonishmentthat his feet…
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