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“ Now , ” said he , “ if we can get a string around the middle feather of his tail , we are all right . ” " How so ? " asked Ting - a - ling . “ Why , then you get on , and start him off , and by pulling the string you can make him go ...
“ Now , ” said he , “ if we can get a string around the middle feather of his tail , we are all right . ” " How so ? " asked Ting - a - ling . “ Why , then you get on , and start him off , and by pulling the string you can make him go ...
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tail and hold it so high . If you would allow me to put it down , I do not think you could run any faster than I. ” “ Oh , very well , ” said the fox , contemptuously , “ do as you like , and still the race will be so easy for me that I ...
tail and hold it so high . If you would allow me to put it down , I do not think you could run any faster than I. ” “ Oh , very well , ” said the fox , contemptuously , “ do as you like , and still the race will be so easy for me that I ...
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The two creatures eyed each other steadily , and Flat Tail , seeing that he was not being watched for the moment , moved quickly back into the shelter of some bushes . What would happen next ? he wondered , quivering with fright .
The two creatures eyed each other steadily , and Flat Tail , seeing that he was not being watched for the moment , moved quickly back into the shelter of some bushes . What would happen next ? he wondered , quivering with fright .
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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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