The Golden mermaid, and other stories from the fairy books (1906)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Ford, Henry J · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 160
ty ? You must go to that mountain, which is so fullof stones that your feet will hardly find a placeto tread, and as you climb you will hear a noiseas if all the stones in the world were mockingyou ; but pay no heed to anything you may hear,and, once you gain the top, you have gainedeverything. THE… … stone she trod dn were a living thing. But sheremembered the words of the giant, and knewnot what had befallen her brothers, and kept herface steadily towards the ^ - untain-top, which 158 THE WATER OF LIFE grew nearer and nearer every moment. But asshe mounted the clamour increased sevenfold:high…
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