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and on it again;then he stepped away, rightfoot foremost, for he did notknow what the master ofblack-arts might do to himif he should catch him. Well, after he had leftthe town, he went along,tramp! tramp! tramp! until,by-and-by, he grew tiredand sat down beneath anoak-tree to rest himself. Now, as… … 22 PEPPER AND SALT The one raven said, Yonder is poor Claus sitting be-low us. And the other raven said, Poor Claus, did you say,brother? Do you not see the witch-hazel lying on theground beside him? The one raven said, Oh yes; I see that, but what gooddoes it do him? And the other raven said, It…
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