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eyes. He threw the dwarf into its open jaws, where he wasground at once into powder; the prince then cut up themonstrous head into small pieces, and scattered them all overthe plain. Thus having got rid of both the dwarf and the giant, theprince rode on with the sleeping princess, upon the… … THE DWARF DEFEATED THE WHIRLWIND 49 to your own home, so creep into my right ear, and come outat my left. The prince did as he was told, and came out as he wasbefore. His own horse recognized him, and came runningwith a joyful neigh to meet his master. The prince was tired out with the long…
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