Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 312
ng near was a great rumbling,then an earthquake,which was even worsethan that on the formerSt. Johns night, andwhen the youth heard ithe was terrified, and went off,running as if for a wager. The year after, it was Cin-derlads turn, but when hemade ready to go the otherslaughed at him and mocked/… … 276 The Story Teller they said, but when evening drew near rambled away tothe outlying field. When he got there he went into thebarn and lay down, but in about an hours time therumbling and creaking began. Well, if it gets no worse than that I can manageto stand it, thought Cinderlad. In a little…
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