Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 382
her that in place ofp) his hut he built him a large wooden house. Then he went to town to invite his brotherand his wife to the house-warming. What are you thinking of? said his rich brother,with a scornful smile. A little while ago you werenaked, and had nothing to eat, and now you are… … 344 The Story Teller try to liis poor brothers, and there on the pebbly plain hesaw wooden buildings, all new and lofty, such as notevery town merchant can boast of. And the poor brotherwho dwelt on the pebbles fed the rich brother till hecould eat no more, and made him drink his fill; andafter…
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