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Scottish fairy and folk tales (1900)

Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 51

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before,and he stood there admiring it very much. I wonder what sort of plant this can be ? ^ saidDonald. Oh, Im a Thunder-plant, said the flower. A what ? said Donald. A Thunder-plant, said the flower again. Indeed; and what sort of kind can that be ? said Donald. 42 SCOTTISH FAIRY TALES. Just… … HE LEANED DOWN. Bang! There was a startling report, and theechoes of it rolled and rolled round the mountains,and Donald fell flat on his back with astonishmentand alarm. Well, we live and learn something new every day,certainly, said Donald as he got up rubbing his legsand elbows. Im not sure but…

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