MacMillan, Cyrus, 1880-1953 · London : John Lane · leaf 196
r would carefully pass itto her. When their mother came home she was veryglad when she found that they had now some means ofsight. One day when their mother was away again, the boywent into the forest with his bow and arrows. Hecarried the eye with him. He had not gone far when hesaw a fat young… … THE BOY WENT INTO THE FOREST WITH IMS BOW AND ARROWS. HE HADNOT CONE FAR WHEN HE SAW A FAT VOlJNli DEER, WHIGH HE KllLEU THE CHILDREN WITH ONE EYE 143 told his sister of his good fortune,^ and he led her towhere the deer lay, and they began to cut up the body.But they had forgotten to bring a…
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