Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 126
boiling water on it. When theyha 1 done this, they approached the bed on which the tremblinggirl lay, and, screaming and yelling all the time, they dragged hertowards the cauldron. She nearly died with fright, but she neveruttered a sound. Then of a sudden the cock crew, and all the evilspirits… … The evil spirits drag the girl to the cauldron Now ono of tho Princesss elder sisters, who was very inquisi-tive, had found out about everything, and went to pay her youngestsister a visit in the ruined castlo. She implored her so urgently tolet her spend the night with her in the golden lied, tint…
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