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The Goose Girl

CHAPTER I
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Clat-clat! sang the little wooden shoes.

A plaintive gonk rose as she prodded a laggard from the dank gutter.

A piece of gold! Clat-clat! Clat-clat! Surely this had been a day of marvels; two crowns from the grand duke and a piece of gold from this old man in peasant clothes.

Instinctively she knew that he was not a peasant.

But what could he be?
Comparison would have made him a king.


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