Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)
Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 168
n toshed tears, and said: Ah, my poor chil-dren, you do not know what place youare come to. This is the house of anOgre, who eats up little boys andgirls. Alas! madam, replied Hop-o-my-Thumb, who trembled from head to foot, what shall we do ? If we go back tothe forest we are sure of being torn… … •*, -i)^ mi id %w ^ HOP-O-MY-THUMB contrive to hide them from her husbandtill morning; so she let them go in andwarm themselves by a good fire, be-fore which there was a whole sheeproasting for the Ogres supper. Whenthey had stood a short time by the firethere came a loud knocking at the door:this…
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