Finikin and his gold pippin. An original tale (1852)
Chatelain, Clara de, 1807-1876 · Boston, Crosby, Nichols · leaf 16
an, he managed to drag him ashore. Bravely done, my lad/^ said the rich man, as he shook thewater from him. ^^ And now Til go in to the miller^s wife, and gether to lend me some of her husband^s clothes while mine aredrying. And so really this fine mill is to be mine, is it ? said the lad,in a tone… … you cant expect I can really give it away, now that I am still aliveto make use of it ?^* ANYTHING, SOMETHING, AND NOTHING. 3 Very well, said the lad; I dont care about it/ Youre a good lad/ said the rich man; and, to prove Fmnot ungrateful. Til give you the first thing we meet/ They then came up…
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