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N” 245 “THE MONSTER ... ADVANCED WITH A LARGE STONE” 255 “THE OLD MAN BENT LOW BEFORE THE ICE MONARCH” 266 “‘I AM QUEEN OF THE BUTTERFLIES,’ SHE REPLIED” 268 “‘WHAT KIND OF BIRD ARE YOU?’” 295 “‘YOU CAN’T BE OUR JACK?’” 315 “‘THOU ART VERY STRONG FOR SO SMALL A MAN’” 329 “ITS EYES WERE DREADFUL TOP…

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1,472
Year
1,897
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Record ID
1472
Source
Project Gutenberg
Publication
Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury
Published
1897
Narrative type
Retellings and Adaptations
Public-text label
fairy
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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N” 245 “THE MONSTER ... ADVANCED WITH A LARGE STONE” 255 “THE OLD MAN BENT LOW BEFORE THE ICE MONARCH” 266 “‘I AM QUEEN OF THE BUTTERFLIES,’ SHE REPLIED” 268 “‘WHAT KIND OF BIRD ARE YOU?’” 295 “‘YOU CAN’T BE OUR JACK?’” 315 “‘THOU ART VERY STRONG FOR SO SMALL A MAN’” 329 “ITS EYES WERE DREADFUL TOP BEHOLD, AS IT CAME SLOWLY OUT OF THE WATER.” 352 AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. GOLDEN CLOUD. A CHRISTMAS STORY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. CHAPTER I. THE LONE ROCK. Australia! Hast thou no enchanted castles within thy vast domain? Is there not one gallant youth, ready armed to do battle for the fair ones, sleeping ’neath the spell of wicked genii?.

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