Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 382
ed it, and asked Neptune tohelp him. So Neptune called all the fishes together, and foundthe hook in the mouth of one. The prince put it in hispocket and started for home. Before he went he re-ceived two crystal balls from Neptunes wife. One, ifdropped in the water, would make the water rise… … SCHOOL-DAYS. BY LOUISE TATE, AGE 13. INDIAN SCHOOL-DAYS. BY GEOKGE GRADY, AGE 12. and there gave him the fish-hook. Instead of beingpleased, his brother was going to kill him, when Put-the-Fire-Out dropped one ball in the water, and thewater rose and rose until it was up to Light-the-Firesneck;…
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