The Golden mermaid, and other stories from the fairy books (1906)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Ford, Henry J · London : Longmans, Green · leaf 184
mayknow that I am really he who slew the serpent. So saying he cut out the seven tongues, andthe princess gave him a thick cloth to wrap themin; and he mounted his horse and rode away. Not long after he had gone there arrived atthe river a slave who had been sent by the kingto learn the fate of his… … VTHE FIGHT ViTRTH£>S£V£N-H£AD£D -SERPENT-1 G.M,—N THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY AGTCn, LF.NOX .*^D THE TWO BROTHERS 183 to tell your father it was I who slew the serpent,1 will kill you and bury you in this place, and noone will ever know what befell. What could the poor girl do ? This timethere…
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