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the night in this condition , the bird flew away as soon as it was daylight , and carried me so high , that I could not discern the earth ; she afterward descended with so much rapidity that I lost my senses . But when I found myself on ...
the night in this condition , the bird flew away as soon as it was daylight , and carried me so high , that I could not discern the earth ; she afterward descended with so much rapidity that I lost my senses . But when I found myself on ...
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The Tor- toise blamed them for leaving him at this time and begged them to carry him along with them . ... Thus they carried him along in tri- umph ; but it was not long before they flew over a village and the inhabitants , wondering at ...
The Tor- toise blamed them for leaving him at this time and begged them to carry him along with them . ... Thus they carried him along in tri- umph ; but it was not long before they flew over a village and the inhabitants , wondering at ...
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carry in honor of the Virgin of Mexican Guada- Petroff. Then he dyed his wool himself until it was all , all blue . ... And then he carried in all the wood . And the tailor had Pelle's suit ready that very Saturday evening .
carry in honor of the Virgin of Mexican Guada- Petroff. Then he dyed his wool himself until it was all , all blue . ... And then he carried in all the wood . And the tailor had Pelle's suit ready that very Saturday evening .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Edition | 2, reprint |
| Publisher | Rinehart, 1950 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 14 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 697 pages |
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