Inside Out Library · Explore

Grimm's fairy tales : retold in one-syllable words (1899)

Grimm, Wilhelm, 1786-1859, André, R. (Richard), 1834-1907, ill, P. G., ill · New York : McLoughlin Brothers · leaf 11

An illustration from Grimm's fairy tales : retold in one-syllable words, 1899, leaf 11
eep so long inthe wood ? We thought you would nev-er come! But thefa-ther was glad, for it had made him feel sore at heart toleave them in the wood. The times grew wdTse and worse, and soon the chil-drenheard their moth-er say to their fa-ther, All is gone a-gain.We have but half a loaf left, and… … But the man felt sad, and thought, It wouldbe bet-ter to share the last crust with the chil-dren. But his wife would not give in to him,and in the end she had her way. The chil-dren had heard all this as they lay a-wake in bed; and as soon as the man and his wife went to sleep, Han-sel got up. ,^…

Fairy tales · Folklore

Internet Archive · UNC Libraries · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Grimm's fairy tales : retold in one-syllable words

More like this