Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911 · New York : Harper and Brothers, printers and publishers · leaf 146
trying, and he had toride away at last withouthaving had so much as asmell of the apple. After the King camehome, he talked anddreamed and thought ofnothing but the apple; for the more he could not get it the more he wanted it—thatis the way we are made in this world. At last he grewmelancholy and… … 104 PEPPER AND SALT contentment for him was the one to whom the tree be-longed. This was one of the daughters of the womanwho had sold the apple to him for the pot of gold. When the King heard this he was very glad; he hadhis horse saddled, and he and his court rode away, and socame at last to the…
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