Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 141
t home, till he didnt know whetherits his foot or head he was standing on. They called theking, and told him what happened, and he put on a verygrim face. Its on a gibbet you ought to be thismoment, says he, but Ill give you a chance of your life, n6 Celtic Fairy Tales and of the golden bird, too.… … her into the bawn of this palace, you must get the goldenbird, and liberty to go where you please. Out passed the boy, very down-hearted, but as he wentalong, who should come out of a brake but the fox again. Ah, my friend, says he, I was right when I sus-pected you hadnt a head on you; but I wont…
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