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Far out at sea the water is as blue as the bluest cornflower, and as clear as the clearest crystal; but it is very deep, too deep for any cable to fathom, and if many steeples were piled on top of one another they would not reach from the bed of the sea to the surface of the water.  A soldier came marching along the highway: One, two! One, two! Far out at sea the water is as blue as the bluest cornflower, and as clear as the clearest crystal; but it is very deep, too deep for any cable to fathom, and if many steeples were piled on the top of one another they would not reach from the bed of the sea to the surface of the water. (The Mermaid) There was once a king's son. (The Garden of Paradise) | |
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The lilacs bent their boughs right down into the water before him, and the bright sun was warm and cheering, and he rustled his feathers and raised his slender neck aloft, saying with exultation in his heart: "I never dreamt of so much happiness when I was the Ugly Duckling!" (The Ugly Duckling) (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.) | |
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This collection contains only 29 stories (see description). It should not be combined with collections that contain additional stories, fewer stories, or different stories. Thank you. This collection contains 29 of Andersen's stories (see description). It should not be combined with editions that contain more stories, fewer stories, or different stories. Thank you. This short story collection contains only 47 of Andersen's fairy tales (see Description). It should not be combined with editions containing additional stories, fewer stories, or different stories. This short story collection contains over 40 of Andersen's fairy tales. It should not be combined with editions containing additional stories, fewer stories, or different stories. This short story collection contains only 38 of Andersen's fairy tales (see description). It should not be combined with editions containing additional stories, fewer stories, or different stories. In particular, there are at least two different story collections called "children's classics" versions of ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES that should not be combined. Thank you. There are several different works entitled ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES, each containing different sets of stories (identified in their descriptions and disambiguation notices). Please do not combine this catch-all work for unspecified editions with any of them. Thank you. | |
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None ▾LibraryThing members' description ▾Book descriptions No descriptions found. (see all 7 descriptions) ▾Library descriptions Offers an illustrated retelling of thirteen popular fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen, including "The Princess and the Pea," "The Ugly Duckling," "Thumbeline," and "The Steadfast Tin Soldier." » see all 2 descriptions |
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