Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 437
t gothrough any street which the other had left. Hecalled: Buy. my water-jars! Buy my tinware!Buy my brass! The little girl heard him, and begged her grand-mother to see what he would give for the bowl. My child, said the grandmother, the mer-chant who was just here threw the bowl on the 314 JATAKA… … IT IS A GOLDEN BOWL. I AM NOT RICH ENOUGH TO BUY IT, HE SAID. Call him, then, and show it to him, said theold woman. As soon as the merchant took the bowl in hishands, he knew it was of gold. He said: Allthat I have here is not worth so much as thisbowl. It is a golden bowl. I am not rich enoughto…
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