Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 48
ed, and have come to myend by the parts I gloried in ! THE STAK-GAZEE A CERTAIN wise man was wont to go out everyevening and gaze at the stars. Once his walktook him outside of the town, and as he was look-ing earnestly into the sky, he fell into a ditch. He was in a sad plight, and set up a cry.… … THE FOX a:n^d the LIOK A Fox who had never seen a Lion happenedone day to meet one. When he saw him, he wasso afraid that he ahnost died. When he met hima second time, he was afraid, to be sure, but nolas at first. The third time he saw him, the Foxwas so bold that he went up to the Lion andspoke…
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