Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 55
drum I and thehenchmen disappeared immediately. Then the poor brother took his ram and his sack,and set off home with them. And they lived happilyever after, and grew richer and richer. They sowedneither wheat nor barley, and yet they had lots andlots to eat. And I was there, and drank mead… … NOBLEMAN went liuiitinor oneautumn, and with him went agoodly train of huntsmen. Allday long they hunted andhunted, and at the end of theday they had caught nothing.At last dark nio-ht overtookthem. It had now grown bitterly cold, and therain began to fall heavily. The nobleman was wetto the skin,…
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