ggyand horse to take his baskets around, and so he is called the basketboy. One day he met a woman driving a pig home, and with her apronfull of apples. She held a long string in one hand, the end beingfastened around the pigs neck, but he ran from one side of the roadto the other, and gave her… … The woman thanked him a thousand times, and Frank was asmuch pleased as if he had sold his basket. Some days afterwards the same woman brought him a dozen fresheggs and as many large red apples. PINK HUNTER.
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