The woodcutter's son, and other English tales retold; (1917)
Higgins, Violet Moore · Racine [etc.] Whitman Pub. Co · leaf 62
e saw some-thing shining in the dust, and lo—it wasa l^right new piece of silver money. So she hung her market basket on herarm once more, and set out for the to^vn,where she l^ought a nice piece of meat.On her way home, just as she was crossingthe bridge, whom should slie see butthe very fish she… … THE LITTLE OLD LADY WHO LIVED L\ A SYRUP PLrCHER 297038B 60 THE WOODCUTTERS SON dropping a courtesy as was the custom inthose days. And thank you for the silverpiece you sent me. A thousand times welcome, old lady,said the fish. You did me a very greatservice yesterday. Is there anything elseI can…
Fairy tales, English
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