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  1. Dubiously violent, some nursery rhymes might be interpreted (for example, the maid losing her nose in Sing a Song of Sixpence and an old man being thrown down stairs in Goosey, Goosey Gander) I never was traumatised by the imaging as a young child as my nanna sang them to me, even if a little shocked. The Brothers Grimm tales, on the other hand, are a bit extreme. Written by the Dane, Hans Christian Andersen, a monster or villain is often slain at the end of the story by a woodsman cutting off his head with an axe. Clearly, Andersen was a fan of the Old Testament.
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