They could see this was a real princess, for nobody else could possibly have such tender skin. . . So the Prince married her. . . Afterwards, the pea was carefully kept in the Museum, where it still is to be seen to this day, unless someone has taken it away. Send us your recipes. Several pieces of paper that are the same shape and size are cut and stapled together with the 'leaf cover' to form a book.
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The 'basket' can now be filled with candies as tiny gifts. The girls make a circle. One girl runs round the outside of the circle and gives one of the others a pat on the back as she passes. The fishing poles are made from thin wooded dowel rods about 25 cm long. The fish are made from corks about 3 cm high.