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Japanese fairy tales (1904)

Williston, Teresa Peirce · Chicago [etc.] Rand, McNally & Co · leaf 22

An illustration from Japanese fairy tales, 1904, leaf 22
-1b ^ib earn money enough to buy them somethingextra for to-morrow. Just then the badger stood up. He did notrun away as you might expect. He stoodlooking at the man. It almost seemed asthough he smiled. The wood-cutter stared at him with hismouth open. You do not expect the badger you are just… … m^MJ/^\ ^^——--^ -^^sMP If. .1. you did well not to kill me. In the first ^^^ place you could not do it. More than that, i \ since you were good to me, I will be good to ?* - • ^- you. You cannot guess all th« things 1 can do for you. But first, will you just go beyond that pine tree and bring me a…

Fairy tales · Tales, Japanese

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