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 64
n studying my lesson a long time. Well, recite it, then. Goldielocks. 55 He (lid not know a word of it. My little Goldielocks, you make me verysad, said the fairy, as she quitted the room, wip-ing away a tear. The child began to reflect, and, ashamed of hisconduct, he sat do^vn to his book, and… … creatures! In a quarter of an hour the lessonwas well learned, and Goldielocks, enchanted withhimself, ran in search of the good fairy to reciteit to her. Meanwhile a great change had taken place onthe globe. All the little truants who were wan-derino; about the streets left their marbles and 56…
Fairy tales
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