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When Donald was safe at home , he pulled out his pocketful of bright gold and began to weigh each piece in the scales . But Hudden had put a lump of butter at the bottom , and so the last piece of gold stuck fast to the scales when he ...
When Donald was safe at home , he pulled out his pocketful of bright gold and began to weigh each piece in the scales . But Hudden had put a lump of butter at the bottom , and so the last piece of gold stuck fast to the scales when he ...
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THE GOLDEN TOUCH When offered a free choice of gifts , King Midas , already a very wealthy king , exclaimed : “ Grant that whatsoever I may touch may be turned to gold . ” Bacchus , grieving that he had not asked for something better ...
THE GOLDEN TOUCH When offered a free choice of gifts , King Midas , already a very wealthy king , exclaimed : “ Grant that whatsoever I may touch may be turned to gold . ” Bacchus , grieving that he had not asked for something better ...
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Then he told Sigurd the story of the gold of Andvari . " We were three brothers , and my father gave us each a gift that could not be taken away . To my brother Otter was given the snare and the net and the longing to wander through the ...
Then he told Sigurd the story of the gold of Andvari . " We were three brothers , and my father gave us each a gift that could not be taken away . To my brother Otter was given the snare and the net and the longing to wander through the ...
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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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