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ped up thewhite snake into littlepieces and threw them intoit. So the snake boiled andboiled and boiled, andClaus stared with wonderas though he would never shut his eyes again.Now it happened that just about the time that the brothwas cooked, the master was called out of the room forthis or for… … PEPPER AND SALT 19 finger first into the broth and then into his mouth; butwhat the broth tasted like he never could tell, for just thenthe master came in again, and Claus was so frightenedat what he had done that he had no wits to think of thetaste of anything. Presently the master of black-arts…
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