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Old French fairy tales (1920)

Ségur, Sophie, comtesse de, 1799-1874, Sterrett, Virginia Frances, ill · Philadelphia, The Penn publishing company · leaf 84

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was about to devour the Frog.The frightened Frog leaped to a distance and cried out,Many thanks, brave Henry; we will meet again.Henry, who had before heard the Crow and the Cockspeak, was not now astonished at these words of the Frog andcontinued to walk on rapidly. A short time after he arrived… … A large and deep river ran at the foot of the mountain Perhaps, said he, hopefully, I may find a bridge, orford, or a boat. Henry followed the course of the river which flowedentirely around the mountain but everywhere it was equallywide and deep and he saw neither bridge nor boat. PoorHenry seated…

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