Ole-luk-oie, the Dream-god · page 31 2 3201"Why, Death is a most splendid Luk-Oie," said Hjalmar. "202I am not in the least afraid of him."203"You need have no fear of him," said Ole-Luk-Oie, "if you take care and keep a good conduct book."204"Now I call that very instructive," murmured the great-grandfather's portrait. "205It is useful sometimes to express an opinion;" so he was quite satisfied.206These are some of the doings and sayings of Ole-Luk-Oie.207I hope he may visit you himself this evening, and relate some more.1 2 3← previousThe Old Street Lampnext →Ole the Tower-keeper↑ back to Fairy Tales of Hans Christian AndersenThis page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/tales/pg27200/134/page/3/