Princess Splendor : the wood-cutter's daughter (1889)
Miller, E. Rothesay · Tokyo : Kobunsha · leaf 30
JSto\tt^W*-\W> y»< , ^fj- L_ d3SL&*&i*et \ve-sua. … . • The old wood-cutter seeing their constancyendeavored to persuade his daughter tochange her mind, saying, Ah dear daughter,though I know quite well that you are a realfairy,—and it may be that fairies never wed,—yet we have brought you up and loved youas if you were our very own daughter, andnow…
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