Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 92
were to fallfrom one of those big lumps I should surelybreak my neck. At last, he found a large,empty snail-shell. This is lucky, said he. I can sleep herevery well, and in he crept. Just as he was fall-ing asleep he heard two men pass by, and onesaid to the other: —■ How shall we manage to steal… … I CAN SLEEP HERE VERY WELL THE NEW YOIIKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOK, LKNOX ANDTiLDEN FOUNDATIONS TOM THUMB 77 Take me with you, and I wili show youhow to get the farmers money. But where are you ? Look about on the ground, and Hsten wherethe sound comes from. What a little chap! What can you do forus ?…
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