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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 195

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am waitinghere for you. I am going to eat you. You have caught me in a trap this time,said the monkey. There is no other way forme to go home. Open your mouth wide so Ican jump right into it. 155 STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN Now the monkey well knew that when croco-diles open their mouths wide, they… … sprang quickly to the bank. Up he whiskedinto his tree. When the crocodile sawT the trick the mon-key had played on him, he said: Monkey,you have great cunning. You know no fear.Ill let you alone after this. Thank you, Crocodile, but I shall be on thewatch for you just the same, said the monkey.…

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