Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875, Tegner, Hans, b. 1853, ill, Brækstad, H. L. (Hans Lien), 1845-1915 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 412
he kepthis head above water, and let the waves drift with her and the princewhither they liked. In the early morning the bad weather was over, and not a splinter wasto be seen of the ship. The sun rose red and shining out of the water,and it seemed to bring back life to the princes cheeks; but his… … SHIP WAS BEGINNING TO MAKE GREATER HEADWAY; LARGE CLOUDS WERE GATHERING AND FLASHES OF LIGHTNING WERE SEEN. THE LITTLE MERMAID NOW UNDERSTOOD THAT THE SHIP WAS IN DANGER. THE LITTLE MERMAID 383 She now saw in front of her the mainland, with lofty blue mountains,,on the top of which the white snow…
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