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exclaimed she , as she made useless exertions to tear the appendage from her nose ; “ if I employed my wish badly , at least it was to my own disadvantage , and not to the injury of anyone else ; but the sin carries its punishment with ...
exclaimed she , as she made useless exertions to tear the appendage from her nose ; “ if I employed my wish badly , at least it was to my own disadvantage , and not to the injury of anyone else ; but the sin carries its punishment with ...
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When the Tsar came to the palace , he assembled the boyars and men of counsel and asked advice in the following words : “ My boyars and men of counsel , ye see these seven orphans who have no relatives ; I wish to make of them men who ...
When the Tsar came to the palace , he assembled the boyars and men of counsel and asked advice in the following words : “ My boyars and men of counsel , ye see these seven orphans who have no relatives ; I wish to make of them men who ...
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Next he asked the fourth : “ Thou , Simeon , what science or art dost thou wish to know ? " “ Your Majesty , ” answered he , “ I do not wish to learn any science ; but if my third brother should make a ship , and if it should happen to ...
Next he asked the fourth : “ Thou , Simeon , what science or art dost thou wish to know ? " “ Your Majesty , ” answered he , “ I do not wish to learn any science ; but if my third brother should make a ship , and if it should happen to ...
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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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