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Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)

Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 236

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e beautifulSnowdrop in it, and read what was writ-ten there in letters of gold. Then hesaid to the dwarfs, Let me have thecoffin! I will give you whatever youlike to ask for it. But the dwarfs answered, We wouldnot part with it for all the gold in theworld. He said again, Yet give it me; for… … i^. i[ LITTLE SNOWDROP :-^--=^^.5. 1 J vants. They happened to stumble overa bush, and the shock forced the bit ofpoisoned apple which Snowdrop hadtasted out of her throat. Immediatelyshe opened her eyes, raised the coffin-lid, and sat up alive once more. Oh,heaven! cried she, where am I? The…

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