Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 295
running about and playing themselves, just as she hadexpected they would, little wretches that they \verc-. I wont go, said the old troll, unless you lend me the goldchess-board. Though I should die you shant have that, said the hag. 2 46 PEINCE lUNG I think you may just as well do that, said he,… … to the river, and was about to take a drink, when Eing and Snaticame upon him, took the chess-board from him, and threw him intothe river. Before they had got back again, however, and up on topof the cave, they saw the poor old fellows ghost come marching upfrom the river. Snati immediately sprang…
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