Ewing, Juliana Horatia Gatty, 1841-1885 · London, G. Bell & Sons · leaf 91
y down Jans cheeks, curiously mixed in the little garden that whilst Rufus looked abjectly depressed.— lay about Master Swifts cottage. Not a Twould follow me anywhere, and come corner was wasted in it, and a thick hedge when I called, Jan continued. • I told 84 JAN OF THE WINDMILL. Master Salter… … I thought that would be your chair, said Jan. Well, it used to be, said Master Swilt apologetically. But the poor beast cant sit well on these,and I relish my meat better with a face on the other side of the table. then I telled him to find another boy to Rufus licked up the tears as they fellmind…
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