Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 180
of joy the youth hurried towards her, and begged her aid andcounsel in the new piece of work he had been given to do. But this time the Fairy had watched the Princes movementsfrom her window, and she saw him hiding himself behind the rockwith her daughter. She uttered a piercing shriek so that the… … nn: I:LACK OII;L slurs TIIK urnn WITH A r.n m 1111: UOCK THE GLASS AXE 145 bridge of clouds. The Prince at once gave hirn&elf up for lost,but the girl told him to be of good courage and to follow her asquickly as he could. But before they left their shelter she brokeoff a little bit of the…
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