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any of her neighboursand her heart was full of pride. Little did theythink of the misfortune which awaited theirreturn. They came back at dusk, tired, but eager fortheir welcome meaL A most dreadful sight mettheir eyes. The whole kraal was swimming inmilk and cream, and the sack was empty.… … bhc . . . tliieu llieiu down a rocky precipice. To face page 12 The Fairy Bird everything. So we took the bird down thismorning and told him to say Chanchasa. Butthe milk and cream came so fast that we thoughtwe should be drowned, and in our fright we letthe bird go and he flew away, At this the…
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