Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 428
-lans was delighted. He could hardly curb his So it w Datience until St. Johns Eve should arrive. As begun1 n as the old church bell in the ivy-coveredvbelfry The now that the Nix himself had taught him ;was contented—for a space. But one mightexpect to see a sieve filled with water as anman… … THE SWINEHERD WHO KNEW CURIOUS THINGS IBB rise* the hour of midnight, he sallied forth, with miirack cock in a sack, and did as the cunning terd had directed. No sooner had he com-ter* -d to play upon his violin than he heard ain the water, and the next minute a cold, .y hand was laid upon his…
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