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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 43

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ads! he snarled. Who wants more peo-ple?You are two more than I want now. Can you think ofnoth-ing else? Dont be cross, said Snow White. I can help you, andshe took her shears out of her pock-et and cut off the end ofhis beard. As soon as the dwarf felt that he was free, he seized a sackfull of… … Then he went off with-out a glance at the girls. One day Snow White and Red Rose went to catch a mess of fish. As they came near the brook, they saw some-thing like a great lo-cust hop-ping on the bank as if it were go-ing to jump in the stream. They ran to it, and saw it s*-^) was the same dwarf.…

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