Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 423
l begratified. And the old men went on their way, but Zorkaimmediately put the ring on the other hand, andsaid : Let me be at once in those places where thegoblin-no-bigger-than-your-thumb lives and pastures hishorse! And immediately the tempest took him, and beforehe could wink once he found… … taches-seven-miles-long, and around him was pacing thewondrous horse that was not woolly white but silverybright; on its brow shone a moon, and many stars werein its mane. Welcome, good youth ! screechedthe goblin to Zorka; whatbrings you hither ? I am going to take yourhorse away from you. Nay,…
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