Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 336
were clattering alongover the pavement in their wooden shoes. The market-place was an open square in themiddle of the town. It had little booths andstalls all about it. The farmers brought their 288 KIT AND KAT fresh vegetables and flowers, or whatever theyhad to sell, into these stalls, and then… … the cheese between slices of bread and tookbites, while they looked about. Soon there were a good many people in thesquare. Most of them were women with mar-ket baskets on their arms. They went to the 289 STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN different stalls to see what they would buy fordinner. A large…
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