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The book of fables and folk stories (1919)

Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 100

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since we parted, and now Iam very glad to get fresh air again. Where have you been V I have been in a mouse-hole, in a snail-shell,down a cows throat, and inside the wolf, andyet here I am again, safe and sound. Well, well, said his father. We willnot sell you again for all the riches in theworld.… … THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE A Hare once made fun of a Tortoise. What a slow way you have! he said. Howyou creep along! Do I ? said the Tortoise. Try a race withme, and I will beat you. You only say that for fun, said the Hare. But come! I will race with you. Who wil/mark off the bounds, and give the…

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