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Canadian fairy tales (1922)

MacMillan, Cyrus, 1880-1953 · London : John Lane · leaf 94

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e lake grewsmaller and smaller and still his thirst was not quenched.They laughed at such a strange sight, and as they approachedhim the boy said, Hello ! Why do you lie there drinkingso much water ? Oh, answered the fat man, thereare times when I cannot get enough water to drink. WhenI have drunk… … HE CAME ONE DAY UPON A MAN CLAD IN SCARLET SITTINGON THE SIDE OF A ROCKY HILL TYING STONES TO HIS FEET GREAT HEART AND THE THREE TESTS 6i we can win for you gieat treasure. So the three went alongtogether. They had not gone far when they came to a wide openplain where they saw a man walking along…

Folklore · Indians of North America · Fairy tales

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