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ay curled acrosshis knees. He was an Inzimu,^ without anydoubt, and if he awoke he would kill the motherand both her babies and eat them up. AVhatever shall I do ? cried the mother,as she ran from the door. My little ones willboth be killed. Then the third little egg spoke up. Do ^ An Inziviu, or… … She came in sight of an enormous hut. To face l>a.ge t2 VII The Three Little Eggs you see that big stone ? Cany it with you, andclimb on top of the hut. The mother looked around, for many rockswere near. She soon saw a round white stone,just of a size to drop through the thatched roofof the hut…
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