Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911 · New York : Harper and Brothers, printers and publishers · leaf 149
er napkin. Believeme or not as you please, all the same, I tell you that therewas nothing in the napkin but a hard round stone. Whenthe King saw only a stone he was so angry that hestamped like a rabbit and told them to put the girl outof the house. So they did, and she went home witha flea in her… … Yes; the woman had another daughter, and, to tellthe truth, it was she who owned the tree. Just let thesteward go home again and the girl would fetch the applein a little while. As soon as the steward had gone, they sent to the hillsfor Christine again. Look! she must pluck the apple PEPPER AND…
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