 | Mary Frere - 1868 - 366 pàgines
...burn all that they touch. And men shall hate you and cover their heads when you appear." (And that is why the Sun is so hot to this day.) Then she turned...so soft and cool and beautiful even to this day.) XL SINGH RAJAH AND THE CUNNING LITTLE JACKALS. ONCE upon a time, in a great jungle, there lived a great... | |
 | Mary Eliza I. Frere - 1868 - 394 pàgines
...that is why the Sun is so hot to this day.) Then she turned to the Wind and said, " You also whoforgot your mother in the midst of your selfish pleasures...soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this day.). XI. SINGH RAJAH* AND THE CUNNING LITTLE JACKALS. ONCE upon a time, in a great jungle, there lived a... | |
 | Mary Frere - 1868 - 390 pàgines
...your mother, and kept for her a share in your own enjoyment, from henceforth you shall be ever cooT, and calm, and bright . No noxious glare shall accompany...so soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this day.) XI. SINGH RAJAH* AND THE CUNNING LITTLE JACKALS. ONCE upon a time, in a great jungle, there lived a... | |
 | Laura Elizabeth Poor - 1880 - 500 pàgines
...yourself without any thought of your mother at home, you shall be cursed . Henceforth your rays shall he ever hot and scorching, and shall burn all that they...large proportions in India. We used to suppose that ^Esop the Greek invented these pretty stories, -where animals speak, with a moral at the end which... | |
 | Laura Elizabeth Poor - 1880 - 490 pàgines
...your rays shall be ever hot and scorching, and shall burn all that they touch, and men shall hate yon, and cover their heads when you appear." (And this...large proportions in India. We used to suppose that _<Esop the Greek invented these pretty stories, -where animals speak, with a moral at the end which... | |
 | Laura Elizabeth Poor - 1881 - 522 pàgines
...(one of the most distant stars you see far up in the sky) waited alone for her children's return. Now both the Sun and the Wind were greedy and selfish....large proportions in India. We used to suppose that .ZEsop the Greek invented these pretty stories, -where animals speak, with a moral at the end which... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1886 - 586 pàgines
...your mother, and kept for her a share in your own enjoyment, from henceforth you shall be ever cooJ, and calm, and bright. No noxious glare shall accompany...light is so soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this lexicons as meaning the moon. Hence "the ghost or goblin, Glam (of the old legend of Grettir), seems... | |
 | 1889 - 308 pàgines
...And men shall hate you, and cover their heads when you appear.' (And that is why the Sun is so hoi to this day.) Then she turned to the Wind and said,...so soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this day.) XI. SINGH RAJAH1 AND THE CUNNING LITTLE JACKALS. ONCE upon a time, in a great jungle, there lived a... | |
 | Joseph Jacobs - 1892 - 304 pàgines
...so hot to this day.) (And that is why the Wind in the hot weather is still so disagreeable.) But to Moon she said, " Daughter, because you remembered...so soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this day.) How the Wicked Sons were Duped. VERY wealthy old man, imagining that he was on the point of death,... | |
 | Joseph Jacobs - 1892 - 304 pàgines
...from this very time." (And that is why the Wind in the hot weather is still so disagreeable.) But to Moon she said, " Daughter, because you remembered...so soft, and cool, and beautiful even to this day.) How the Wicked Sons were Duped. VERY wealthy old man, imagining that he was on the point of death,... | |
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... (And that is why the Wind in the hot weather is still so disagreeable.) But to the Moon she said : " Daughter, because you remembered your mother, and kept for her a share in your own enjoyment, from henceforth you shall be ever cool, and calm, and... 
