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The eldest Simeon answered that they were orphans , that there was no work for them , and said at the same time that they were all called Simeon . The boyar left them and told this to the Tsar , who wondered greatly that so many small ...
The eldest Simeon answered that they were orphans , that there was no work for them , and said at the same time that they were all called Simeon . The boyar left them and told this to the Tsar , who wondered greatly that so many small ...
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“ My name is Gangraad , ” Odin answered him , for he would not have Vafthrudner know that he was Odin . ... “ We will question each other , thou and I. He who fails to answer the other's questions shall have his head lifted from his ...
“ My name is Gangraad , ” Odin answered him , for he would not have Vafthrudner know that he was Odin . ... “ We will question each other , thou and I. He who fails to answer the other's questions shall have his head lifted from his ...
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Odin answered , “ The name of that plain is Vigrid ; one hundred miles it is in length , one hundred in breadth . ” Then the giant's heart grew weak within him , and he said , “ What manner of man art thou who knowest all these things ?
Odin answered , “ The name of that plain is Vigrid ; one hundred miles it is in length , one hundred in breadth . ” Then the giant's heart grew weak within him , and he said , “ What manner of man art thou who knowest all these things ?
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Publisher | Farrar & Rinehart, Incorporated, 1939 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 942 pages |
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