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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 87

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ne, with mytig, with my tag, with my long leather bag,and all the gold and silver I have earned sinceI was a maid? Ay, said the cow, it is not long sinceshe passed here. So she goes on, and it was not long beforeshe met the mill, and said she: Mill, mill ofmine, did you see this maid of mine,… … Bl/OEU. Going up to a little house, she found an old hag. THE HAGS LEATHER BAG 75 rod, and turned her into a stone. She thentook the bag of gold and silver on her backand went home. When the second daughter had been gonea year and a day and she hadnt come back,the youngest daughter said: My two…

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