Pretty Goldilocks, and other stories from the fairy books; (1910)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, ed · New York, London [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 166
the youngest, they took theopportunity as they were passing by the shoresof a lake to throw themselves upon him, seizethe Golden Bird, and fling him in the water.Then they continued their journey, taking withthem the Porcelain Maiden, in the firm belief THE GOLDEN BLACKBIRD 163 that their brother… … When he was safe on shore the little hare saidto him: Now this is what you have to do: dress your-self like a Breton seeking a place as stable-boy,and go and offer your services to your father.Once there, you will easily be able to make himunderstand the truth. 164 THE GOLDEN BLACKBIRD The young…
Children's stories · Fairy tales
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