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A lazy girl becomes the king's bride by implying that she had woven twelve skeins of cloth when actually she had eaten twelve dumplings. Incorporates the story of Tom Tit Tot
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The Silver Curlew
January 1984, John Goodchild Publishers
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0863910122 9780863910128
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The Silver Curlew (Oxford Children's Library)
August 1969, Oxford University Press
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0192770578 9780192770578
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A lazy girl becomes the king's bride by implying that she had woven twelve skeins of cloth when actually she had eaten twelve dumplings. Incorporates the story of Tom Tit Tot.
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