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e Eo Wap Then Flamma took off Y~ :

& g the golden armlet from RNa
" ai her arm, and flung it Se
a Ben ~ Into a pool of the rivu- «% am

 

‘ let; and the maiden looked eee
) fg up at the sound, but fancied ~~

"vt a fish had made it, not perceiving
iy «= Flamma.

 

Flamma stole away ; and her

~~ look was so angry that the little

: wild things which she fed crept

from her in fear, for they had

never seen her look so before. The squirrel
whispered the news of it to the ring-dove,
and the ring-dove told it to the long-tailed tit ;
and they talked long of it, and wondered.
That night the blackbird woke from his sleep
and talked the matter over in wonder and dis-
; may, waking the linnet, who talked of it too.
eee Flamma was very angry with the hama-
| oo dryad- maiden, and very unhappy; she
35 stamped her foot on
the green moss, and
pressed her hands

 
  
  

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