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AND OTHER STORIES DIANA ROSSIllustrated by Gri"The Golden Hen is a collection of stories most of which have been broadcast. They are for children of seven to twelve or so, and are in the tradition of the folk story rather than the fantastic fairy tale, although magic and marvels are to be found within their pages. But the frightening and horrible side of the traditional tales has been carefully avoided." Publisher's note 1942
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And he lives on a hill. He lives at the top of a round green hill under the shade of a thorn tree. He washes three times a day: once in the morning, once at noon and once again in the evening. For at these times he eats, and he washes very thoroughly after each meal. And what does he live on - mice, rats, birds, rabbits and water? Oh no!......" The Wise Old Cat at the Top of the
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The Golden Hen Three Little Cats and the Three Bad Toms Nanny Bogle The Worm who made Himself Tommy Blunt and Old Mother Hollie The Three Men Lost in the Wilderness The Old Man of the Mountain Borrowed Accomplishments may Work Their Own Ruin The Three Strangers and the Blacksmith The Princess who married the Sweet Singer The Three Old Men and the Monster The Shoes in the Road "I Want to be a Soldier" The Rogues and the Treasure The Wise Old Cat at the Top of the Hill The Story of the Three Cows The Toad with a Jewel in her Forehead The Creature in the Bed The House that Suits You will Not Suit Me The Mud that Sticks Poor Pussy Gets a Husband ---o0o--- |
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These pages prepared for Diana Ross and her family by
Antony Anderson October 1999
©Diana Ross 1999
Web Page Design © Antony
Anderson October 1999
Contact: antony.anderson@onyxnet.co.uk
