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Four and Twenty Fairy Tales

Note 1 — CHARLES PERRAULT.

J. R. (James Robinson) Planché translation

Gueridons, i.e., stands to place lights or china upon. The word is now used to signify any small round table with one foot; but the old-fashioned stand, which was higher than a table, and its top not bigger than a dessert plate, is occasionally to be met with.

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