Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 468
e little man lostfirst his hat, and then his wig. The wicked littleshoes led him a merry chase, and finally landedhim squarely in the midst of a great bramblethicket. There Hans found him when he at last over-took him. Take your shoes; they are bewitched ! criedthe little man, tossing them out upon… … 292 HANS AND THE DANCING SHOES [Feb., He did not stop to say so much as a thank you;neither did he pick up his piece of money whichHans tossed after him. After that, Hans carried the shoes in his bun-dle again, for he fully believed that they were be-witched. Just before nightfall, he came to a…
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