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The yellow fairy book (1906)

Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 71

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or pear or fruit of any kind—nothing but vegetables every-where. At last he thought, At a pinch I can eat a salad; it doesnot taste particularly nice, but it will refresh me. So he lookedabout for a good head and ate it, but no sooner had he swalloweda couple of mouthfuls than he felt very strange,… … The hunter is transformed into a donkey juicy salad tasted very good to his present nature, he went oneating with a still greater appetite. At last he got hold of anotherkind of cabbage, but scarcely had swallowed it when he felt anotherchange, and he once more regained his human form. The Hunter…

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