Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 321
if it were no hill at all, so that theprincess had not even time to wish that hemight get up the whole way. IAs soon as he had ridden to the Mtop, he took the third golden ^Wapple from the lap of the prin- ^^cess, and then turned hishorse about and rode downagain, and vanished beforeanyone was able… … The Princess on the Glass Hill 285 fine fellow, that was! Such another splendid knightis not to be found on earth! said the brothers. Ob, how I should have liked to see him too! saidCinderlad. Well, he shone nearly as brightly as the coal-heapsthat you are always lying raking amongst, dirty…
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