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H.C. Andersen as the Little Mermaid and Anders Duck at hatched eggs. H. C. Andersen is sitting on a hatched egg, like the little mermaid, while Anders And gets out of the egg.
Title: Wind eggs
Description:
H.
C.
Andersen as the Little Mermaid and Anders Duck at hatched eggs.
H.
C.
Andersen is sitting on a hatched egg, like the little mermaid, while Anders And gets out of the egg.
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