List of Illustrations
| The Red Shoes | |
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| The Princess stood at a window | 1 |
| She thought only of her shoes | 2 |
| She could not stop herself | 2 |
| It was the old soldier | 3 |
| She tapped at the window | 4 |
| She went across the heath | 5 |
| All the children made much of her | 5 |
| Her soul was carried up to God | 6 |
| The Chimney Sweep | |
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| I entreat you to go with me into the wide world | 7 |
| They saw the old cupboard was all in an uproar | 8 |
| She fell on her china knee | 9 |
| He led her to the door of the stove | 9 |
| The roof of the town lay below | 10 |
| His head had rolled into a corner | 10 |
| The Nightingale | |
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| Sat on his golden throne reading the book | 11 |
| Ran up and down, and looked through all the rooms | 12 |
| The nightingale sang exquisitely | 13 |
| She went willingly on hearing the emperor wished it | 14 |
| Each had fastened a ribbon round her leg | 14 |
| All cried out “Oh!“ | 15 |
| The boys in the street would go about singing | 15 |
| Jumped out of bed, and called for his physician | 16 |
| She sang, and the Emperor fell into a sweet sleep | 17 |
| The Garden of Paradise | |
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| At every step he slipped on the wet grass | 19 |
| “I sat and slept at the helm“ | 20 |
| He kissed his mother so roughly that she nearly fell backwards | 21 |
| “An ostrich ran a race with me” | 21 |
| He sat on the back of the east wind | 22 |
| They now entered the cavern | 23 |
