Baum, L. Frank (Lyman Frank), 1856-1919, Neill, John R. (John Rea), ill · Chicago : Reilly & Britton · leaf 55
an instant. He placed one upon the floor, so that it could run around,and pulled apart the other, making three piglets in all; andthen one of these was pulled apart, making four piglets. TheWizard continued this surprising performance until nine tinypiglets were running about at his feet, all… … THE WIZARD CUT THE SORCERER EXACTLY IN TWO. The Arrival of the Wizard them together, so that the two were one. Then he caught upanother piglet and pushed it into the first, where it disap-peared. And so, one by one, the nine tiny piglets were pushedtogether until but a single one of the creatures…
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