Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 417
ited him in, but would give himfood only after he had promised to go and watchher cows during the daytime. I dont objectto that, said Coomarasawmy, because I can lie The old woman said, There are plenty on thesouth side of the forest, but you must not gothere. On the following days he rode on… … HE rode on the back of one of the cows till they came to the pasture. on my back in the shade of the mango-tree,and perhaps a mango will fall into my mouthwithout my troubling to pick it. So he ate thefood and went with the cattle; but when he wasout of the old womans sight he rode on theback of…
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