Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940, Ford, H. J. (Henry Justice), 1860-1941 · New York : Doran Co. · leaf 191
count himself. Nothing: thats the end, said the trout. Youneednt wait any longer. Weve both finished.You may get down. Never mind about wipingyour mouth or anything. One—two—six—fourteen, began Davidagain, determined to get it right, when suddenlyhe was blown all sideways, as it were, by a… … DAVID AND THE TROUT enormous worm hanging out of its mouth. Itscheeks bulged with it, and its eyes stared so thatDavid thought they would drop out. But in twoor three gulps it managed to swallow the rest ofthe worm, and to Davids great surprise it lookedalmost pleasant and winked at him.[187] DAVID…
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