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Then the king answered : “ I need shipwrights , and thou shouldst not be taught anything else . ” Next he asked the fourth : “ Thou , Simeon , what science or art dost thou wish to know ? " “ Your Majesty , ” answered he , “ I do not ...
Then the king answered : “ I need shipwrights , and thou shouldst not be taught anything else . ” Next he asked the fourth : “ Thou , Simeon , what science or art dost thou wish to know ? " “ Your Majesty , ” answered he , “ I do not ...
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Art thou she who calls me ? ” he asked . ... “ Tell me , ” he cried , “ who art thou and why dost thou call me ? ... “ Maiden whoever thou art , thou hast led me a pretty dance through the woods , and now thou dost nought but mock me .
Art thou she who calls me ? ” he asked . ... “ Tell me , ” he cried , “ who art thou and why dost thou call me ? ... “ Maiden whoever thou art , thou hast led me a pretty dance through the woods , and now thou dost nought but mock me .
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Once didst thou venture there and didst not return unharmed . If thou shouldst go I fear thy life will be taken from thee . Well thou knowest that none have ever entered Vafthrudner's hall and come out again alive .
Once didst thou venture there and didst not return unharmed . If thou shouldst go I fear thy life will be taken from thee . Well thou knowest that none have ever entered Vafthrudner's hall and come out again alive .
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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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