Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 385
man labors hard and has need of allhe earns. Nevertheless, he will be glad to help you,the little stool assured him. You can drink your fill of my milk, saidthe pail. And rest on me when you are weary,added the stool. So back again they journeyed to the littleold mans house. We bring you no fortune… … ger. And his gentle wife brought forward theeasiest chair. Now this is very kind of you, began thestranger. Not at all! Not at all! answered the littleold man and his gentle wife together. Wehave nt had so much fun for a long time. And with that they brought the best fromthe cupboard and set it…
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