oad, it would not be wrongfor you to pick them up. There was one tree that stood nearer the roadside wall than the THE PIPPIN-TREE. whet* did, and it had bright red pippins on it. The children calledthis their tree, and every time they went by it they would say, Pretty pippins, please to fall into… … Karl and Christina began to flunk their tic- would never give themanything. One day Parmer Grtin was in the orchard as thev were goingby- ll«- heard them say, Pretty pippins, please to fall into theroad. So when they were looking the other way he threw anumber of the pippins ever the wall. The…
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