FRIENDLY FAIRIES
Illustrated Children's Book by Johnny Gruelle 1919 - online version
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which is Katrinka and we will share our happiness with each other." |
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So Matilda's house was soon surrounded with beautiful flowers and her house echoed with the fun and laughter of happy children. |
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And the two sisters who looked alike now acted alike and could not be told apart, and they changed about so often people never knew whether they were visiting Katrinka or whether they were visiting Matilda, for one was as cheery as the other and was as happy in the love of all the people in the little village.
And, as they could not be told apart, everyone called Matilda or Katrinka the Cheery Twins whenever they spoke of either. |
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