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The fortunate days (1922)

Gate, Ethel May, Knowlton, Vianna · New York, Silver, Burdett & Co · leaf 36

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him with a rush;however, the tailor had been to the wars as ayoung man and was a skilful swordsman, as theyfound to their cost. His trusty blade went slick!slash! slick! slash! and at every stroke a robberfell down dead. Very soon they were all disposedof and Hassan lifted the manikin down from… … ^^Then Hassan . . . drew his scimitar and placedhimself at the foot of the stairway,^^ THE NE^T^ry^g^.- THE FORTUNATE DAYS 25 I am a plain man and I should not know whatto do with such wealth. Permit me to return tomy own home. Alas, my brave friend, said the gnome,your home is no more. While you…

Children's stories, American

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