Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 187
skly and lived merrily tillthe hay was all made. After this he found himself as badly off as before,and being almost starved again, he laid himself downat the door of Mr. Fitzwarren, arich merchant. Here he was seen by the cookwho was an ill-tempered creature.She called out to poor Dick: What… … -^V^ Whittington and His Cat 153 Just at this time Mr. Fitzwarren himself came hometo dinner, and when he saw a dirty ragged boy lyingat the door, he said to him : Why do you lie there, my lad ? You seem oldenough to work. I am afraid you are lazy. No, indeed, sir, said Dick to him, that is not…
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