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Canadian fairy tales (1922)

MacMillan, Cyrus, 1880-1953 · London : John Lane · leaf 38

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, laughing to himself, thought, Now I am getting rid of my customers. As Rabbit and Duck sat talking, they saw Fox trottingup the path. He was another customer coming for his com.And Rabbit said courteously, Madam, I see your old enemyFox approaching. He wiU probably wish to eat you up;you had… … so DUCK CRAWLED UNDER THE OVER-TURNED BASKET AND SAT VERY STILL RABBIT AND THE GRAIN BUYERS 15 Fox soon came in and said, Good day. Rabbit. I havecome for my corn, for I am in sore need of it to catch chickens,and the seven days have passed. You are very punctual,said Rabbit, but first let us have…

Folklore · Indians of North America · Fairy tales

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