Fairy tales of the Slav peasants and herdsmen (1896)
1804-1891, Harding, Emily J., ill · London : G. Allen · leaf 84
ore, he burst into tears, waved hisarms, and suddenly disappeared. Next morning she told the nobleman all that had happenedexcept the sad impression her answers had made upon thestranger. The three hundred gold pieces were given her, andshe went home. On the third day the youngest daughter wanted… … The Lost Child ey Now the widow loved her youngest daughter more dearlythan the others, and dreaded to expose her to any danger;but as the elder ones had been successful, she allowed herto take her chance. So with the instructions from her sistersas to what she should do and say, and with the…
Fairy tales -- Slavic countries
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