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The Goose Girl

CHAPTER XXI
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One day the soldiers appeared in the distance.

We all fled.

We lost the little highness, and none of us ever knew what became of her.

She wore the costume of my own children." "We shall produce that in time," said Von Arnsberg.
"Damnable wretch!" said the duke, addressing the Gipsy.
The other shrugged.

He had been promised immunity; that was all he cared about, unless it was the bag of silver and gold this old clock-mender had given him a few hours gone.
"I am summoning her highness," said the duke, as he struck the bell.
"And, Highness," added Grumbach, "despatch some one for Gretchen, who lives at number forty the Krumerweg." "The goose-girl?
What does _she_ know?
Ah, I remember.


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