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 252
reason to believe that he sufferedless. As a beginning, the very next morning thepeasants wife took off every article of clothingthat he had on when he arrived. The velvetfrock had received more than one spot in tlieshop and the city, and bore traces of his recentencounter with the dung-heap, but,… … It is much too fine for this place, and I dontwant it to be worn out here, said she. It willbe ready for him when he goes away. Shegave him a coarse shirt, a pair of cotton trowsers,a blue blouse, and a pair of wooden shoes, all bor-rowed from Jacks best wardrobe. He had nostockings, indeed, yet…
Fairy tales
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