Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 149
rrrrr ! Then they were morefriorhtened than ever. And the boar went into a bushstill further off, and the wolf went behind an oak, andthe bear got down from the tree, and climbed up intoa bigger one, and the hare ran right away. But the cat remained in the midst of all the goodthings and ate away… … HERE was once upon a time an oldman and an old woman. The oldman worked in the fields as apitch-burner, while the old womansat at home and spun flax. Theywere so poor that they could savenothing at all; all their earningswent in hare food, and when that was gone there wasnothing left. At last the…
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