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More Celtic fairy tales (1895)

Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 114

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t is not : loose him, and he will getthe pursuit himself. When I was loosed, I found the scent of the blood till Icame to a door of the room in which the child was. I wentback to the king and took hold of him, and went back againand began to tear at the door. The king followed me andasked for the… … MORRAHA Morraha g1 broke the door, and I went in, and went to the trunk, andthe king asked for a key to unlock it. He got no key, andhe broke the lock. When he opened the trunk, the childand the hand were stretched side by side, and the childwas asleep. The king took the hand and ordered a womanto…

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