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from:   Hansel and Gretel, and other stories by the Brothers Grimm
New York:  George H. Doran Company.  Publication date unknown.   (The book is out of copyright.)

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<br /><br />List of Illustrations

<br /><br />List of Illustrations (cont.)

<br /><br />List of Illustrations (cont.)

<br /><br />FRONTISPIECE<br /><br />"The little man dashed his right foot so deep into the floor that he was forced to lay hold of it with both hands to pull it out."<br /><br /> . . . page 274

<br /><br />"They saw that the cottage was made of bread and cakes."<br /><br /> . . . page 20

<br /><br />"When she had concluded, the King was overcome with joy."<br /><br /> . . . page 40



<br /><br />"Then the fisherman went home and found his wife sitting upon a throne, and she had three great crowns upon her head. "<br /><br /> . . . page 65



<br /><br />"Rosebud looked so beautiful he stooped down and gave her a kiss."<br /><br /> . . . page 92



<br /><br />"They wrote her name upon it, in golden letters, and that she was a king's daughter."<br /><br /> . . . page 114



<br /><br />"Blow, breezes, blow!<br /> Let Curdken's hat go!<br /> Blow, breezes, blow!<br /> Let him after it go! "<br /><br /> . . . page 135



<br /><br />"Within sat his old friend the frog."<br /><br /> . . . page 161





<br /><br />" The unicorn, rushing against the tree, fixed its horn so fast in the trunk that it could not draw it out."<br /><br /> . . . page 187

<br /><br />"A kind of cloud came from the tree, and in the middle was a burning fire, and out of the fire came a pretty bird."<br /><br /> . . . page 209





<br /><br />"She managed to slip out so slyly that the King did not see where she was gone."<br /><br /> . . . page 254



<br /><br />"Then the dragon made a dart at the hunter, but he swung his sword round and cut off three of the beast's heads."<br /><br /> . . . page 296

     

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