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Page 428
She filled her house with flour ; she filled her barns with salt ; she filled all her strong boxes with gold and silver . “ Enough ! enough ! " she cried , at length . “ Stop your grinding ! I want no more . ” The tireless Sampo heard ...
She filled her house with flour ; she filled her barns with salt ; she filled all her strong boxes with gold and silver . “ Enough ! enough ! " she cried , at length . “ Stop your grinding ! I want no more . ” The tireless Sampo heard ...
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It was wafted here on the wind that thou wouldst be coming today to choose from my pasture a horse , strong enough for the great deeds that thou wouldst do . " Then Sigurd ran down the steep side of the mountain to the meadows where the ...
It was wafted here on the wind that thou wouldst be coming today to choose from my pasture a horse , strong enough for the great deeds that thou wouldst do . " Then Sigurd ran down the steep side of the mountain to the meadows where the ...
Page 452
“ I should think it scorn , ” said he , " to fear a woman , were she ever so bold and strong . ' “ Ah , sire , ” Siegfried made answer , “ you know not how strong she is . Were you four men and not one only , you could not prevail over ...
“ I should think it scorn , ” said he , " to fear a woman , were she ever so bold and strong . ' “ Ah , sire , ” Siegfried made answer , “ you know not how strong she is . Were you four men and not one only , you could not prevail over ...
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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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