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 71
e would have soonIjeen no one left alive but the inventors of ma-chines for killing had not Goldielocks blessedruler encountered Alices fingers. The child had no sooner laid down his armsthan all this warlike ardor ceased as if by en-chantment. ]\len instantly perceived that it wasvery foolish to… … dren of tlie common soldiers, who had been in thehabit of fighting whenever they met on their wayfrom school. Good little Goldielocks went to bed that nio-htcontent with his day, after receiving a thonsandcaresses from his family, and fell asleep, askinghimself ^vhen he would be as large and strong…
Fairy tales
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