Pretty Goldilocks, and other stories from the fairy books; (1910)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, ed · New York, London [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 76
o came near them as to what the Fairy couldpossibly have meant by saying that when theysaw their son again he would be covered withfur. But nobody could offer any solution of themystery, only they all seemed to agree that itmust be something frightful, and the King andQueen made themselves more… … She opened the window and glided away in the air HEART OF ICE 75 woman, whom she bewitched so as to make herthink that this new baby was one of her ownchildren. So the Prince grew up healthy andstrong, leading the simple life of a youngpeasant, for the Fairy thought that he couldhave no better…
Children's stories · Fairy tales
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