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Summary
Four of the best-known tales collected by the Brothers Grimm: a princess who breaks a promise to a talking frog, a girl who cannot tell a wolf from her own grandmother, four aging farm animals who turn a den of robbers into a legend, and a nameless little man who wants a queen's firstborn child in exchange for straw spun into gold. Margaret Hunt's 1884 translation keeps the tales at their original, unsanitized edge — no softened endings. First published (this translation) 1884 — reprinted here chapter by chapter, public domain in the United States, house account Enishio Classics.
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