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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 165

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Away to the field ranthe wolf. But the wiselittle ant had told thedogs he was coming. It did not take the big, strong dogs long to killMr. Wolf. Once more the little ant went to the woman.Come and see thewolf, she said. Hehas been killed, too.When the old womansaw the wolf, she wasever and ever so… … THE SNAIL AND THE ROSE-TREETHE SNAIL AND THE ROSE-TREE By Hans Christian Andersen (adapted) AROUND the garden ran a hedge of hazels; be-yond this hedge lay fields and meadows inwhich were cows and sheep. In the gardenstood a blooming Rose-Tree; and under thisRose-Tree lived a Snail, who had a good…

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