Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911 · New York : Harper and Brothers, printers and publishers · leaf 135
rince called to her, What shall I doto set you free from this enchantment? Throw your knife over me, said the Princess. 94 PEPPER AND SALT No sooner said than done. The Prince threw hisknife over her, and there she stood in her own true shape.Then the Prince took her to the King, and when theKing… … To this the false Princess answered, as bold as brass,Such a one should be thrown into a pit full of toadsand snakes. You have spoken for yourself, said the King; andhe would have done just so to her had not the true Prin-cess begged for her so that she was sent back again totend the geese, for…
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