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"The Wolf-Slayer; [Margaret Kaurner]" was written by Christoph von Schmid and published in 1911. German writer known for moralistic children's stories, especially 'The Basket of Flowers.'

The Wolf-Slayer; [Margaret Kaurner]

1911

Christoph von Schmid

The Wolf-Slayer; [Margaret Kaurner]

Christoph von Schmid

1911

The Wolf-Slayer, published in 1911 by Christoph von Schmid, is a collection of two moralistic children's tales. The first story follows a brave boy named George as he protects his village from a menacing wolf, ultimately earning rewards for his heroism. The second tale, Margaret Kaurner, unfolds through letters detailing a young girl's life as a servant in the city, highlighting her honesty and devotion to family values. Both stories emphasize themes of courage, honesty, and the importance of family bonds.