Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 348
erglow, turnedwith one accord toward the east, and instantly, asthe first rays of the Dawn struck them, they turnedinto stone. For the Trolds only go abroad in thenight, and can not endure the rays of the Sun.And the huge stones, vaguely retaining theirshapes, can yet be seen in the marsh in… … REYNARD LEADS THE TROLDSINTO THE MARSH catch; and the Trolds were no match for him inrunning. He led them a dance over fields, andmoors, and mountains, keeping just in front ofthem, so that they always supposed they were on the Sun they were received with great delight, andDawn and Afterglow, after…
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