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Page 299
“ I wish you had told me you wanted my heart , ” said the Monkey , “ then I might have brought it with me . ” “ How queer ! " said the stupid Crocodile . “ Do you mean to say that you left your heart back there in the tree ?
“ I wish you had told me you wanted my heart , ” said the Monkey , “ then I might have brought it with me . ” “ How queer ! " said the stupid Crocodile . “ Do you mean to say that you left your heart back there in the tree ?
Page 329
I will put you on your way , and if your heart does not fail you , some day you will see what I have seen . ” With fresh courage Scarface went on . Day after day he journeyed , walking until he was weary , and taking but short rest .
I will put you on your way , and if your heart does not fail you , some day you will see what I have seen . ” With fresh courage Scarface went on . Day after day he journeyed , walking until he was weary , and taking but short rest .
Page 448
Then he smote it on the anvil with all his might ; the anvil broke into pieces , but the sword neither burst nor cracked , and Sigurd's heart sang with joy . On the morrow Sigurd mounted his good horse , Greyfell , and with his sword ...
Then he smote it on the anvil with all his might ; the anvil broke into pieces , but the sword neither burst nor cracked , and Sigurd's heart sang with joy . On the morrow Sigurd mounted his good horse , Greyfell , and with his sword ...
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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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