Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875, Craigie, William A. (William Alexander), Sir, 1867-1957 · London : H. Milford ; New York : Oxford University Press · leaf 264
d enough, and you werelistening. The Reindeer sprang up high for joy. The robber girllifted little Gerda on its back, and had the forethoughtto tie her fast, and even to give her a little cushion as asaddle. There are your fur boots for you, she said, for itsgrowing cold ; but I shall keep the… … And Gerda wept for joy. I cant bear to see you whimper, said the little robbergirl. * No, you just ought to look very glad. And hereare two loaves and a ham for you, so you wont be hungry.* These were tied on the Reindeers iDack. The little robber THE SNOW QUEEN 255 girl opened the door, coaxed in…
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