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Next morning the lassie sat under the castle win- dow and began to play with the gold apple ; and the first person she saw was the Long - nose who was to have the Prince . " What do you want for your gold apple , you lassie ?
Next morning the lassie sat under the castle win- dow and began to play with the gold apple ; and the first person she saw was the Long - nose who was to have the Prince . " What do you want for your gold apple , you lassie ?
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THE GOLDEN TOUCH 7 WHEN offered a free choice of gifts , King Midas , al- ready a very wealthy king , exclaimed : " Grant that whatsoever I may touch may be turned to gold . " Bacchus , grieving that he had not asked for some- thing ...
THE GOLDEN TOUCH 7 WHEN offered a free choice of gifts , King Midas , al- ready a very wealthy king , exclaimed : " Grant that whatsoever I may touch may be turned to gold . " Bacchus , grieving that he had not asked for some- thing ...
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All the money that my father had saved , " Beech- nut continued , “ he got changed into gold at an office in the Boulevards ; but then he was very much per- plexed to decide how it was best to carry it . " " Why did he not pack it up in ...
All the money that my father had saved , " Beech- nut continued , “ he got changed into gold at an office in the Boulevards ; but then he was very much per- plexed to decide how it was best to carry it . " " Why did he not pack it up in ...
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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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