Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 396
she caught hold of the bagsto run away home with them. But the smallest of them was heavier than shecould lift, though she tried with all the strengththat was in her. And—do ye believe it ?—as she Now the second maid started to the well a littlelater than the first, but still so early that she… … PICKING IT THE HAGS, THEY FLEW AWAY TO THE MAIDS HOME WITH THEM. (SEE NEXT lAGE.) was pulling and tugging and striving and toilingto carry them away, she pushed the bags overthe brink ! Clink, clank, they fell to the bottomof the well, and there they still lie, so it is said. It is all because of…
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