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Jewish fairy tales and legends (1919)

Landa, Gertrude · New York : Bloch Publishing Co. · leaf 255

An illustration from Jewish fairy tales and legends, 1919, leaf 255
frog. I am the fairy son THE FAIRY FROG 257 of Adam, gifted with the power of assumingany form. Farewell. With these words, the frog began to growsmaller and smaller until it was the size of anordinary frog. Then it hopped into a streamand disappeared and all the denizens of thewoods returned to… … The giant bird did not seem to notice its burden at all. (Page 274). The Princess of the Tower Princess Solima was sick, not exactly ill, butso much out nf sorts that her father, KingZuliman, was both annoyed and perturbed. Theprincess was as beautiful as a princess of thosedays should be; her long…

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