Good stories for great holidays, arranged for story-telling and reading aloud and for the children's own reading (1914)
Olcott, Frances Jenkins · Boston, New York : Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 349
eeply moved before the beautiful, sleeping child, Alas! said the orphan to himself, howdreadful! This poor little one goes without stock-ings in weather so cold! And, what is worse, hehas no shoe to leave beside him while he sleeps, sothat the Christ Child may place something in it tocomfort him in… … DREW OFF THE WOOltEN SHOK LITTLE WOLFFS WOODEN SHOES 315 and wetting his sock in the snow, he returned tohis aunt. You good-for-nothing! cried the old woman,full of rage as she saw that one of his shoes wasgone. What have you done with your shoe, littlebeggar? Little Wolff did not know how to lie,…
Children's literature · Holidays · Storytelling
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