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Fairy tales and legends of many nations (1850)

Burkhardt, Charles B., d. 1860, Walcutt, W, Cafferty, James H., 1819-1869 · New York : Baker and Scribner · leaf 31

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ied the beggar;within that acorn there is a spider, which spins threadsstronger than steel. Let me have one of your horses, and Iwill give you the acorn with the spider for it. The eldest brother laughed aloud. Did you hear that, brother? he cried. I believe thatold fellow is a most impertinent… … Vy.N.OUNf Tonyk gives liis Horse to tlio Old Man. ( l^^gc 21.) THE THREE ALMS. 21 I will give you my horse, my good friend, not for theprice you offer for it, but for the sake of blessed charity. The old man called down a thousand blessings upon thecharitable youth, and with his aid, mounted the…

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