Laboulaye, Edouard, 1811-1883, McCandlish, Edward G., ill · New York : Harper · leaf 48
le, doyou! \Yell, you shall have it if you will fill my milk-pailwith gold. It is a bargain, said Finette, quietly. She opened aleather purse which she wore at her belt, took from it agolden bullet, and threw it into the milk-pail, saying, Golden bullet, precious treasure,Save me, if it be thy… … SHE FOUND HERSELF IN FRONT OF A WRETCHED HUT AT THE DOOR OF WHICH STOOD AN OLD WOMAN,OF WHOM SHE BEGGED SHELTER FOR THE NIGHT YVON AND FINETTE When the pail was full the old woman rose, put her armthrough the handle, and said to Finette, Madam, all isyours, the house, the cow, and everything else.…
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