Pretty Goldilocks, and other stories from the fairy books; (1910)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, ed · New York, London [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 116
next day he would come in state toreceive his answer, and from the earliest dawnthe inhabitants were astir, to secure the bestplaces for the grand sight; but the good FairyGenesta was providing them an amount ofamusement they were far from expecting, for HEART OF ICE 113 she so enchanted the eyes… … as wretched skeletons hardly able to drag oneleg after the other, while their trappings, whichreally sparkled with gold and jewels, looked likeold sheepskins that would not have been goodenough for a plough horse. The pages resembledthe ugliest sweeps. The trumpets gave no more 114 HEART OF ICE…
Children's stories · Fairy tales
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