Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 486
rustling of the boughs gave a suspicion to the huntsmen, andon search he was discovered and Shot, and as he was dying hesaid. How justly am I punished for offering to destroy myshade. Fable 3.The Grange and Geese. … 7\s some Geese and Cranes were feeding in a CountrymansCorn field, he heard their noise, and came presently out uponthem. The Cranes seeing the man fled for it, but the Geese staid and were caught 2 H 466 Chap-Books of the EigJiteetith Cejititry. Fable 4.A Trumpeter taken Prisoner.
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