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LITTLE WILDROSE

It really seemed bewitched, and no one knows what might have happened if Wildrose, who had been all the time peeping out of her nest, had not lost patience at the old

THE WITCH RUNS AWAY WITH WILDROSE
THE WITCH RUNS AWAY WITH WILDROSE

woman’s stupidity, and cried out: ‘The tripod won’t stand on that hill, you must move it!’

‘But where am I to move it to, my child?’ asked the

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