Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 191
eal-ous of poor Dick, and she began to usehim more cruelly than ever and always made game ofhim for sending his cat to sea. She asked him if hethought his cat would sell for as much money as wouldbuy a stick to beat him. At last poor little Dickcould not bear this usage any longer and he thoughthe… … Whittington and His Cat 157 stone, which to this day is called Whittingtons stone,and began to think which road he should take farther.While he was thinking what he could do, the bells ofBow Church, which at that time had only six, began toring, and he fancied the sound seemed to say to him, — Turn…
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