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More Celtic fairy tales (1895)

Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 37

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y were at breakfast, about aweek after, said they to Jack, Will you mind the housefor us to-day while we are at the fair of Mochurry ? Wehadnt a spree for ever so long : you must get your turnwhenever you like. Never sayt twice, says Jack, and off they went. i6 Celtic Fairy Tales After they were… … He took her to the treasure cave ; and while she was inraptures, gazing at the heaps of gold and silver, Jack rilledhis pockets as full as they could hold, put more into alittle bag, and walked out, locking the door on the old hag,and leaving the key in the lock. He then put on a richsuit of…

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