Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911 · New York : Harper and Brothers, printers and publishers · leaf 131
that it would bea fine thing to have her daughter in the Princesss place,so that she might have the dress of real silver and gold, 90 PEPPER AND SALT and marry the Prince. So the goose-herds daughterheld the Princess, and the old goose-herd stripped therams hide off from her. No sooner had they… … Yes, my pretty little bird, said the old goose-herd,thou wilt make a fine Princess! But, prut! she was nomore like a Princess than I am, for she was squat, andround-shouldered, and had hair of the color of tow. Then the old goose-herd drove her geese away, andthe goose-girl waited for the coming of…
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