Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 371
t he was always unde-cided as to what he should do, and so he sufferedhis life to drift on as it might. Down at the foot of the hill dwelt a dwarfnamed Try. He had come a year before, and 348 THE THREE GIFTS. [March, asked the giant if he might build himself a hutthere on the barren ground. He was… … THE DWARF AND THE GIANT PULLED AGAINST EACH OTHER. The ground is rocky and poor, said Doubtful, but if you think you can make anything out of it,you are welcome. I give you an acre of ground,on the edge of my land, to belong to you andyours forever; but I warn you that it is of novalue. Try thanked…
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