Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909, Nisbet, Noel L., ill · London : G.G. Harrap & Co. · leaf 42
that there was not a singlelittle grain of it left. So now thou dost see, old man,what I have to thank him for. Tell me, in Gods name,why such things be ? My little plot of corn was myall-in-all, and in the sweat of my brow did I reap andthresh it; but the Wind came and blew it all away, sothat not… … THE WIND CAME AND SWTPT ALL HIS CORN AWAY 30 THE STORY OF THE WIND And I said to my wife, Ill go seek the Wind, and sayto him, Another time, visit not the poor man whohath but a little corn, and blow it not away, for bitterlydoth he rue it ! — Good, my son ! said the giantwho lay on the floor. I…
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