Finikin and his gold pippin. An original tale (1852)
Chatelain, Clara de, 1807-1876 · Boston, Crosby, Nichols · leaf 33
inen into the basket,and put in some bread which they could eat with fresh milk, Paulgot ready, and asked his mother to give him something to carry. Fn-st, put your reading-book into the basket, that you maylearn your lesson, and then you can carry the watering-pot/ Shenow looked round once more,… … Just in front of them the grey davrn of the morning was break-ing out over the earth, and in the direction in which our tra-vellers were going, a glorious red streak in the heavens shewed theplace where the brilhant sun would rise up above the gloomyhorizon of the earth. This beautiful sight did…
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