Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 18
e time in accu-mulating great heaps of gold and silver andprecious stones. They thought this the onlything worth living for, and as fairy fingers weremuch finer than their own, and could do far moredelicate work, it was the dearest desire of everygoblin to catch a fairy, and set him to polishing… … Where thebad race ofgoblins lived,to what faroff and hor-rible cavernstheir unfort-unate play-mates werecarried, thefays and elveshad neverbeen able todiscover; butthat it was along and ter-riblejourney,and that theend of it wasweary laborunder pitiless PULLING THE SQUIRREL S TAIL AND MAKINGFACES…
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