The Violet Fairy Book by Lang, Andrew - 2009-05-01

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Dover Publications, 1966-06-01. Later Printing. paperback. Used: Good.

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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912

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MP3 Audio CD. The Violet Fairy Book A TALE OF THE TONTLAWALD Long, long ago there stood in the midst of a country covered with lakes a vast stretch of moorland called the Tontlawald, on which no man ever dared set foot. From time to time a few bold spirits had been drawn by curiosity to its borders, and on their return had reported that they had caught a glimpse of a ruined house in a grove of thick trees, and round about it were a crowd of beings resembling men, swarming over the grass like bees. The men were as dirty and ragged as gipsies, and there were besides a quantity of old women and half-naked children. One night a peasant who was returning home from a feast wandered a little farther into the Tontlawald, and came back with the same story. A countless number of women and children were gathered round a huge fire, and some were seated on the ground, while others danced strange dances on the smooth grass. One old crone had a broad iron ladle in her hand, with which every now and then she… Read More