Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 151
eking with half-decayedbodies of horses and riders! And this had been the end of all theother bravo men who like himself had attempted the ascent. It was almost pitch dark now, and only the stars lit up the GlassMountaii^ The poor boy still clung on as if glued to the glass byhis blood-stained… … The boy attacked by the eagle on the Glass Mountain c^ his dangerous position, he slumbered sweetly. But all the same,although he slept, he had stuck his sharp claws so firmly into theglass that he was quite safe not to fall. THE GLASS MOUNTAIN 117 Now the golden apple-tree was guarded by the eagle…
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