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much meat as a supperfor two required. When they found themselves once more at table, thewood-cutters wife began to lament. Alas ! where are our poor children now ? she said ; they could make a good meal off what we have over. Mindyou, William, it was you who wished to lose them : I declaredover… … A good dame opened the door Little Tom Thumb At last the wood-cutter lost patience, for she repeatedmore than twenty times that he would repent it, and thatshe had told him so. He threatened to beat her if she didnot hold her tongue. It was not that the wood-cutter was less grieved thanhis wife,…
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