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The book of fables and folk stories (1919)

Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 · Boston : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 177

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Frogs werescared out of their wits, and plunged at once 1G2 BOOK OF FABLES AND FOLK STORIES into the deepest hole. By and by, they peepedout and saw that King Log was stock-still. They began to grow bolder; soon they laughedat King Log. Then they jumped up and sat onthe log. That was not a king,… … At this Jove was angry, and sent them a kingof another sort. He sent them King Stork, andKing Stork caught the Frogs, one by one, andate them, till there was not one left. WOED LISTS LIlTLE RED-RIDING-HOOD after far thest pluck asked fell pull ate first put an swered flower Red-Rid ing-Hood arms…

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