seemed a great di-stance to this little girl.She was timid andafraid as she trudgedalong and oh, so lon-ely. At a turn in theroad, she came upona poor beggar man,who said, Little girl,will you give me so-mething to eat? I amvery hungry. Instantly,she gave him the whole piece of bread, without… … ^t,..,.^^^ BIS H. .1 I ( 11 [^ 1 seemed to be in great distress. This excited Bozenas pity. Ill give her myshawl. I am sure that I can spare it, she said to herself, as she parted with it.A short ways farther on, she met another little girl, so poor that she had
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