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So , if you'll just get on my back , I'll carry you thither . ” Yes , she got on his back , and they went briskly along . When they got there they went into the West Wind's house ; and the East Wind said the lassie he had brought was ...
So , if you'll just get on my back , I'll carry you thither . ” Yes , she got on his back , and they went briskly along . When they got there they went into the West Wind's house ; and the East Wind said the lassie he had brought was ...
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... force upon those pieces of meat , and carry them to their nests on the precipices of the rocks to feed their young . ... and put them into the leather bag in which I used to carry my provisions , I took the largest of the pieces of ...
... force upon those pieces of meat , and carry them to their nests on the precipices of the rocks to feed their young . ... and put them into the leather bag in which I used to carry my provisions , I took the largest of the pieces of ...
Page 132
Old fellow , pray tell us what you carry in your blanket . Do not hurry off ! Stop ! halt ! ” urged one of the singers . “ Stop ! stay ! Show us what is in your blanket ! ” cried out other voices . “ My friends , I must not spoil your ...
Old fellow , pray tell us what you carry in your blanket . Do not hurry off ! Stop ! halt ! ” urged one of the singers . “ Stop ! stay ! Show us what is in your blanket ! ” cried out other voices . “ My friends , I must not spoil your ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Publisher | Farrar & Rinehart, Incorporated, 1939 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 942 pages |
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