Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)
Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 350
and leaveeverything to Morgiana; whereupon sheagreed, and dried her eyes. Morgiana, meanwhile, sought anapothecary and asked him for somelozenges. My poor master, she said, can neither eat nor sleep, and no oneknows what his distemper is. Shecarried home the lozenges and returnednext day weeping,… … ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES was dead. The day after, Morgiana wentto an old cobbler near the gates of thetown who opened his stall early, put apiece of gold in his hand, and bade himfollow with his needle and thread.Having bound his eyes with a handker-chief, she took him to the room wherethe…
Fairy tales
Internet Archive · New York Public Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.