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Archy Somerville : and other stories (1856)

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s, for he can- i ANOTHER SNAKE STORY. 27 not crush anybody when his tail iscut off. The people soon killed thesnake and the gentleman did notlose his bullock. But many stories are told wherethe Boa has crushed cows andhorses and swallowed them whole.After he swallows his food, he is sofull that he… … THE DRUMMER. THE DEUMMER. How cruel it is for men to fightbattles together. An ambitious kinggoes into a neighboring kingdom(23) THE DRCJKMER. 29 and burns the peoples houses, killsthe children and carries the parentsoff prisoners. The king, whose coun-try has been attacked, raises an armyand the…

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