Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 399
85 886 THE STORY OF THE SONG-SPARROW stone tower, with only one small window near thetop to let in air, and to prepare a mist whichwould hide this tower from all the world. It wasa strange mist, which no sound or ray of lightcould pass through, for the witch knew, as I saidbefore, that a ray of… … THE WITCH IN THE TOWER ROOM. with a cruel smile, she kissed the princesses, say-ing she had a present for each of them—an addi-tion to their lovely crowns. They took the gifts without dreaming of harm,and thanked their stepmother prettily. PrincessNight placed the brilliant stone star with…
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