Macé's fairy book : home fairy tales = contes du petit-château (1867)
Macé, Jean, 1815-1894, Booth, Mary L. (Mary Louise), 1831-1889 · New York : Harper & Bros. · leaf 233
er was not much better,but the reformation of one was sufficient to breakthe spell of the poor fairy. Rushing forward, shereached Zephyr just as he turned to the cryingchild, and said to him, in an insolent tone, This will teach you, my boy— He had not time to say more. Suddenly bend-ing her head,… … the road. Too badly loronglit up to have anypity for the accident that had happened to ayoung gentleman so quick to strike, the naughtylittle peasants burst into loud shouts of laughter,and ran to pick up what he had lost. The tallfootman rushed after him; but an ox might aswell have tried to…
Fairy tales
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