Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 216
ebethought him, and said : Was ever the like of thisknown ? My first and faithful wife goes a-seekingher husband throughout the wide world, while myaccursed second wife, Empress though she be, sellsher husband for three a|)ples ! Then he bade them give his faithful wife richgarments as much as she… … THE ORIGIN OF THE MOLE. XCE upon a time a rich man and apoor man had a fiekl in common,and they sowed it with the sameseed at the same time. But Godprospered the poor mans labourand made his seed to grow, butthe rich mans seed did not grow.Then the rich man chaimed that part of the fieldwhere the…
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