Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 53
ld man went anddid his errand. When he had brought the precious robes, the Crab put on the golden garment andthen crept upon the golden cushion, and in this way the fishermancarried him to the castle, where the Crab presented the other gar-ment to his bride. Now the ceremony took place, and when… … The fisherman brings the crab onthe golden cushion THE GOLDEN CRAB 29 a crab by day and was a man only at night; and he could alsochange himself into an eagle as often as he wished. No soonerhad he said this than he shook himself, and immediately became ahandsome youth, but the next morning he was…
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