Stephens, James, 1882-1950, Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 69
like dogsand flew like lightning. He may have mourned for the spiderin bad luck who caught that fly. There would be much to see and remember and compare iand there would be, always, his two guardians. The flieschange from second to second; one cannot tell if this birdis a visitor or an inhabitant,… … CHAPTER II Were his nurses comely or harsh-looking? Fionn wouldnot know. This was the one who picked him up when hefell, and that was the one who patted the bruise. This onesaid: Mind you do not tumble in the well! And that one: Mind the little knees among the nettles. But he did tumble and record…
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