runningaway. Not he! he must do something to save his sister. Butwhat to do he didnt know, he was so small, and the gander so big. At last he caught up a stick, climbed up on the gate, and beat the 156 THE STORY OF THE GANDER. bird with all his little strength. But the gander did not mind that,and… … go his hold of that pretty frock. The little girl was comforted andpitied, and her brother praised for what he had done. He deserved praise, for he was a brave boy ; dont you think so ?The gander seemed to him a terrible wild beast, trying to carry offhis baby sister. Here little Amy always says,…
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