Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 258
ead:Her daughter snail die unwooed, unwed. THE STORY OF KING FROST 211 Then the old woman tried to coax the doggie with more pan-cakes and to terrify it with blows, but he barked on, .alwaysrepeating the same wrords. And suddenly the door creaked andHiW open, and a great heavy chest was pushed in,… … the horses at once into the sludge, and take my daughter to thesame field and leave her on the same spot exactly ; and so theold man took the girl and left her bcm-aili (lie game tree where hehad parted from his daughter. In a few minutes King Frost camepast, and, looking at the girl, he said : Are…
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