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cow." Basmu. "than we will each
have s more congenial occupation!” .
Dalia: agreed, and next morning The Gt:.':p?—G';r:pe are a sorrowful
Baum: carried the buckets of water
and Daéim led the cow to pasture. Wit: taxes sad and blue;
But no words could describe the They came “he: the skies are rain-
antics of the cow on that day. They 12g tears.
almost exceeded belief. and when And then}: nothing much to do.
Daltm returned in the evening be They mate you whine and tease and
Ire?
bore many a mark indicted. on him
by [rate owners of growing crops.
but the cow had escaped unscathed.
He found Basalt: just a used up.
“We Insane jobs!” said With.
"We here." agreed Emma. ”They
mummy. wusmcve onand
secure me that will give cgwell.
dizerent work.’
"I am willing!“ said mum.
And the next day the two wandered
on.
FIND THE HIDDEN PICTURES?
And bate: mother, too.
The Jolly-emu: are round me
Vader.
And always ready to play;
50 get out 501:: books. you: tops end
to?!-
As quick as ever you may;
Then the Jollrl’umpe will come
a-ruxming
And drive the Grammy: away.
The Boot Was Filled With Gold.
might at the Hunter mi
"You shall have your reward. Got-
lieb!” continued “‘0d and. setting
Spur: to his horse. rode boldly away.
with the barking hounds mint
along with him.
The clamor was dreadful and Got-
léeb m wishing himself safe at
home, when a stag fell dead at his
feet. and beside it was Wed. Who
laped from his white horse and be-
gan to cut up the gun!
"You shall have a. bind quarter
and some of the bloodi“ said “‘od.
Gotlieb did not dare tn refuse. so
he took can}: boot and. Wed stuffing
thlieb‘s share or the blood in it. giv-
ing him the hind quarter to cam.
further ordered:
"Now walk to wife and child at
home and stop act on the way.
Then. with a loud “Helmet Hal-
Ioot" Wad was any. '
Gotlieb tack up the boot and sta. -
ed on his homewarri way. be: the
nearer he got to heme. the heavier
his burden became. .Vo reader. The
boat was filled with gold.
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Tidy Giles I l {E FA] I Y 'ONE Of laughter. The fin whe rag-é
This Fatty-Ole delight: to live For in his nations 1‘11 all-it, ”present the ‘coc'aa‘ have
—————-—— chcsen; they are both seat
Along a river bank;
He slaps ebmzt not; the weeds
And then) the grasses Ink.
. That he is very slow.
everyone. who snows any- '
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A thing a: all about rams.
knows that they are very {my
use! cleanly. lt will not be surprising,
to hear that all the “Little People” of
Norfolk were friendly to Giles. the
th~ floor.
Each boy has his wrists tied
gather Wit”: 2. handkerchief. 33:3
19:: secured just above the '3
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are then passed over hs tweet.
He is a ti tan-s.
With ‘0'!!! of glut size: .
One put oi kin is very small—-
Ju‘. see his tiny eyes.
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Giles lived none In a neat little so the k 9'39 {EDD‘E 61;: {3550‘s Every morning (1293219? Giles {fir ‘Vh‘mz ‘é a.e ca “edge. to ‘
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cottage. which he kept in such zocd 33 "er-V “331 “”394 we“ ready found a. all“: 53““ Ln“: the cover 0‘ t . 0021 a 4 r' ”‘30?"
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order that it was a pleasure to see. {0? 91163 to me <53" leg. : site each 0:119- wivh finer 5—;7— {a
“Giles had a. good. careful moth- “”3er Gilt—s natured the $0321 13%- All went well with Glles for a long —— ‘ ~ '
touching. AS? {an no" 203:2: -
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People" were thus
time, and every-.2391: and again one
er." said one of the “Little People."
of the fairies appeared to him and
”and she taught him all her own that “1‘5 714339 his toe: to turn his opponentover‘
tidy. 3.1553109; ways." helptn: hm. warned him never to tell anyone of his back or side- ‘
«sgpmf said 350539, {3:3. “we ;' 5 hard work- his gvcd fortune, far if he did. i! The 0:? '10 can 3:th t
meet in his kitiben at sigh-t. after he very little maid Zea“- 2.. :55 first 33;: :9 =33.
But. alas: a: inquisizzre young girl
induced Gite to tell her where he git
has race '3 sleen. {‘ is a most at- “Little People,"o:v: _
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this. preposition met with great I:— morning.” the bright silver shiliings he '35 A
vor, and that very night when Géles .‘hen Giles drew hoarding in an earthen teapot. .“fl _
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in; in the air.
recrrzdm. he four: on; of the it seemed as L.“
made themselves quite at base,
"Giles has but a. scant: supply of legs, a. bright sit-re: 52:323-; “smearing were set:
wood on hand," observed one fairy; “The ”Lizzie People? ' he exclzim— "How the trees are rustling." said
“we ccght to c132. same for him. he fie» ed. “Only the? can have given me the girl. But Giles knew it fairies
serves it.“ this." were leaving forerer.
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