Jewish Fairy Tales and Legends

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Title: Jewish Fairy Tales and Legends
Author: Gertrude Landa
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Jewish Fairy Tales and Legends
"Where is the door?"
ToList"Where is the door?" (Page 21)Jewish Fairy Tales
and Legends
By"Aunt Naomi"
(GERTRUDE LANDA)
When Childhood's toys have passed away,
May Books become another play.
Then may each book a blessing give
And bring you pleasure while you live.
—Ruth Landa.
SIXTEENTH THOUSAND
NEW YORK
BLOCH PUBLISHING CO., Inc.
"The Jewish Book Concern"
1943
Copyright, 1919,
Bloch Publishing Company.
PREFACE
The very cordial welcome given to my earlier volume of "Jewish Fairy Tales and Fables" ...