Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 267
u never tied a bit of twine even roundmy branches; and the dear children bound them up with theirbrightest ribbons. So the witch saw there was no help to be got from her oldservants, and that the best thing she could do was to mount on herbroom and set off in pursuit of the children. And as the… … The comb grows into a forest When the witch came up to it, it took her a long time beforeshe found a place which she could ford over on her broom-stick;but at last she got across, and continued the chase faster thanbefore. And as the children ran they heard a sound, and the littlesister put her ear…
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