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Stories to read or tell from fairy tales and folklore (1911)

Foucher, Laure Claire, Budell, Ada · New York : Moffat, Yard and Company · leaf 157

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Prince of Erin;eat the supper I have prepared, and talk asloudly as you wish, for father has gone tosleep holding great-great-grandmothers slum-ber-pin. The evening they spent together was amerry one, and after Yellow Lily had joinedher sisters in the watch-tower, the prince againslept in the soft… … Up went the lid of the tank, and Yellow Lily sweet and smiling. YELLOW LILY 145 pin, and threw it upon the floor. The giantgave a roar and fell sprawling upon the cob-blestones. Who woke me up? he growled, trying togain his feet. I did, dear father, said the girl meekly.You would have slept forever…

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