Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 130
d not bo too comfortable and might soonwake up. In the meantime the Kings daughter, who could also run well,as well as an ordinary man could, reached the stream, and hastenedback with her pitcher full of water. When she saw the runnerlying there asleep, she was delighted, and said, My enemy is… … Ah, saidhe, tho Kings daughter shall not overreach us; ;uid,loading his gun, he shot so cleverly, that he shot away the horsesskull fmi11 under tin- runners iieiid. without its hurting him. Thenthe runnel- invoke, jumped up, and saw that his pitcher wns emptyand the Kings daughter flax ahead. Hut…
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