Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
e meet but the rich merchant! Wherewas the millers lad going now, all dressed in hisbest clothes? That was what the merchant won-dered, and he followed the wondering with ask-ing. When he had the answer, he screwed upihe corner of his mouth and thought, Perhapshe will reach the walled city and win… … r H F, FA R M E K S YOKELLAUGUED. and ankles, and nothing to eat but dry bread,and nothing to drink but water; and furthermore,he was to be confined in a pitch-black dungeon,with damp, cold walls, and pools of water on thefloor, and rats and mice for company. Yes, every word of this the merchant…
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