Fairy Tales of Hans Andersen

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The Red Shoes<br><br>The Princess stood at a window; She thought only of her shoes; She could not stop herself; She went across the heath; All the children made much of her; Her soul was carried up to God<br><br>The Chimney Sweep<br><br>I entreat you to go with me into the wide world; She fell on her china knee; He led her to the door of the stove; The roofs of the town lay below; His head had rolled into a corner<br><br>The Ice-Maiden; Or, The Eagle's Nest<br><br>Come with me on the roof, said the cat; Rudy loved the morning air