Stories to read or tell from fairy tales and folklore (1911)
Foucher, Laure Claire, Budell, Ada · New York : Moffat, Yard and Company · leaf 51
middle of his jigging, dropsanother courtesy, and says, Thank you, mylady; that is two of the three parts of youwon. Jack and his menagerie went on playing anddancing, but Jack could not get the third laughout of the kings daughter, and the poor fel-low saw his big head in danger of going onthe… … The Mouse and the Bum-clock stood up. BEE, HARP, AND MOUSE 30 kings daughter saw this she opened hermouth again, and she let the loudest and hard-est and merriest laugh that was ever heard be-fore or since; and, Thank you, my lady, saysJack, dropping another courtesy; I have allof you won. Then…
Children's stories · Storytelling · Folklore
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