Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875 · London : G. Bell · leaf 302
amed, Come,let us be men! the Clerk was seized with mortal terrorand flew out of the window. For a long while he flew overhouses and streets, at last he felt the want of rest. Thehouse exactly opposite seemed familiar to him—one windowwas open—in he flew, into his own room. He perched uponthe… … Chapter VI. THE BEST AND LAST GIFT THE CLOGS COULD BESTOW. Next day, early in the morning, while the Clerk was yetin bed, a knocking was heard at his door; it was his neighbour,the young Divinity Student, who lived on the same floor. Hecame in. Lend me your Clogs, said he; it is damp in the…
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