Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 212
y power. Iwanich thanked the bird, and placing the feather beside thescale he drove the horses home. Another day he had wandered farther than usual, and cameclose to a farmyard; the place pleased the Prince, and as there wasplenty of good grass for the horses he determined to spend the daythere.… … IWAJVICH • CASTS THE. FJ^K • )NTo T1IU WITCH AND HER SERVANTS natured Prince came once more to the rescue, and let the fox out ofthe trap. The fox thanked him heartily, tore two hairs out of his bushytail, and said: Should you ever stand in need of my help throwthese two hairs into the fire, and in…
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