You, Gretel, had better take some of the window; it’s sweet.

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‘Let’s eat,’ said Henel, ‘and the Lord bless our food

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When they came closer, they saw that the house was made of bread, and the roof was made of cake and the window s of made sparkiling sugar.

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The cottage is made of bread and cakes, and the windows are made of sugar!

Hansel and Gretel, Ladybird tales, p. 26

Hansel and Gretel sat by the fire, and at midday they both ate their pieces of bread.

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Gretel put the bread under her apron, because Hansel had the pebbles in his pocket.

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