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Hans Christian Andersen
Andersen ayns 1869
Ennym ruggyreeHans Christian Andersen
Ruggit2 Averil 1805(1805-04-02)
Odense, Funen, Yn Danvarg–Norlynn
Hooar baase4 Luanistyn 1875 (70 bleeaney d'eash)
Østerbro, København, y Danvarg
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(1822 – 1826)
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Hans Christian Andersen (2 Averil 1805 – 4 Luanistyn 1875), she ughtar Danvargagh v'eh. Ga dy ren eh screeu ymmodee cloiaghyn, coontyssyn troailtys, noaskeealyn, as daanyn, ta enney share er son e shee-skeealyn lettyragh.

Ta shee-skeealyn Andersen, ta jeant seose jeh 156 skeealyn harrish nuy ym-lioaryn[1] as er nyn jyndaa stiagh ayns ny smoo na 125 çhengaghyn,[2] er ve goit stiagh ayns co-yssaght cho-chadjin y Neear, as ad roshtynagh da paitçhyn as kiarail lessoonyn y ghrayse as yn aalhiemmaght noi seaghyn. Ta ny shee-skeealyn smoo ard-ghooagh echey goaill stiagh "Eaddeeyn Noa yn Impir", "y Voidjyn Varrey Veg", "y Kiaulleyder Oie", "y Sidoor Stainney Shickyr", "ny Braagyn Ruy", "y Ven-Phrinse as y Phishyr", "y Venrein Niaghtee", "yn Eean Thunnag Graney", as "Thumbelina". Ta e skeealyn er chur bree rish ballayaghyn, cloiaghyn, as scannaneyn.

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  1. "Hans Christian Andersen : Fairy tales". andersen.sdu.dk.
  2. Wenande, Christian (13 Nollick 2012). "Unknown Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale discovered". Feddynit magh er 15 Nollick 2012. Er ny hashtey veih'n lhieggan bunneydagh er 14 Nollick 2012. 

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