Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 210
eed not have troubled his mind aboutthat. As soon as the dance was done, the giantstepped to a door which led to another apartment,and throwing it open he cried : Enter the banqueting-hall ! This is the feastthe children give to the good Count Cormo and hiswife. He has feasted them often and often,… … QUITE A PROCESSION WAS APPROACHING THE CASTLE. The Count and his wife were more and more hall. A long table was covered with every kind of delighted as they were carried around the tree, but thing good to eat, and, on smaller tables in the at last this happy business was over, and the giant…
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