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Hans Andersen's fairy tales (1913)

Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875, Robinson, W. Heath (William Heath), 1872-1944, ill · London : Constable · leaf 173

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;she heard the birds singing, and the sunshone with so much power, that she wascontinually obliged to plunge below, inorder to cool her burning face. In a littlebay she met with a number of children, who were bathing and jumping about; she would have joinedin their gambols, but the children fled… … SHE WAS ON THE WHOLEA SENSIBLE SORT OF LADY HANS ANDERSENS FAIRY TALES the verdant hills, and the pretty children, who, although theyhad no fins, were swimming about in the river so fearlessly. The fourth sister was not so bold, she remained in the opensea, and said on her return home she thought…

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