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giants in Australian fairy tales

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1897
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giants in Australian fairy tales

me is Science. What dost thou want with me?” I found the power of speech return to me ere the last words were uttered. “Let me behold some of Nature’s secrets,” I cried eagerly. “Thou art a bold mortal.” “I am earnest. Even as the aspiring thoughts that meet me in this book, I would soar and know.”…

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2,360
Year
1,897
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Record ID
2360
Source
Project Gutenberg
Publication
Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury
Published
1897
Narrative type
Giant and Ogre Narratives
Public-text label
giants
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Australia (Australia): B
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me is Science. What dost thou want with me?” I found the power of speech return to me ere the last words were uttered. “Let me behold some of Nature’s secrets,” I cried eagerly. “Thou art a bold mortal.” “I am earnest. Even as the aspiring thoughts that meet me in this book, I would soar and know.” “Of course,” replied the voice. “Although I come to thee in fairy form and guise, I am the servant of thought. It was not the uttered word that did summon me, but the force of the inward wish to understand within thee. Well, I am here. If thou wouldst see some of the giants of the future, follow me.” I had no will but to follow him, as.

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