Poor girl outwits prince in fright-contest. He frightens her and later mocks her with her words of fright. She plays the same trick on him

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Poor girl outwits prince in fright-contest. He frightens her and later mocks her with her words of fright. She plays the same trick on him.

The wise and the foolish. · Cleverness. · Clever practical retorts. · The cheater cheated. · view the constellation · filed as J1525

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ItalianBasile Pentamerone II No 3.

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Filed under The cheater cheated.

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