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They told her she could do them no good ; but she persisted in offering her sympathy and inviting their confidence , till they told her their story , and then she at once said that if they would go home with her she would show them a ...
They told her she could do them no good ; but she persisted in offering her sympathy and inviting their confidence , till they told her their story , and then she at once said that if they would go home with her she would show them a ...
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When the poor man awoke , he found everything under his pillow , just as the child had told him in his sleep ; and then he went to the hill . When there , he found the stream , and he went on and on beside it until he came to the ...
When the poor man awoke , he found everything under his pillow , just as the child had told him in his sleep ; and then he went to the hill . When there , he found the stream , and he went on and on beside it until he came to the ...
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There he told Thor he had learned where the hammer was — that Thrym had stolen it ; told him , too , all the giant had said . Thor cried , “ Let us at once seek Freya . She must go to Thrym , for until I have my hammer back the Asas are ...
There he told Thor he had learned where the hammer was — that Thrym had stolen it ; told him , too , all the giant had said . Thor cried , “ Let us at once seek Freya . She must go to Thrym , for until I have my hammer back the Asas are ...
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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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