Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 171
little suspicious of his brothers, he fastened a heavystone on to the rope and let them pull it up. At first they heaved 136 TEE THREE BBOTHEBS with a will, but when the stone was half way up they let it dropsuddenly, and it fell to the bottom broken into a hundred pieces. So thats what would have… … Then the youth swung his mighty sword in the air, and withone blow cut off the serpents head For a long time he wandered sadly all through the beautifulunderworld, and one day he met a magician who asked him thecause of his tears. The youth told him all that had befallen him,and the magician said:…
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