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The olive fairy book (1907)

Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Ford, H. J. (Henry Justice), 1860-1941, ill · London ; New York : Longmans, Green · leaf 140

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ies that she loved, or amusing herwith tales of the manners and customs of his country,which were so different to those of her own. But, by-and-by, this was not enough; she wanted other peopleto be proud of him too, and one day she said: I really almost wish that those Moorish thieves fromthe north… … found sK-ulK<-n.g by his lOife, SAMBA THE COWARD 113 She looked lovingly at him as she spoke ; but, to hersurprise, his face grew dark, and he answered hastily : Never speak to me again of the Moors or of war. Itwas to escape from them that I fled from my own land,and at the first word of…

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