Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 386
lmake a profit out of them, and thesheep will remain whole, and you willbe able to feed yourself on the profits.The youth thanked the damsel anddid as she said. He sheared the sheep,sold their fleeces at the market, drovehome the flock, and gave the money hehad made out of them to his uncle. Good,… … did not do it by my own <^ vl\^^y^\ wits, but a lovely dam- ^;V isf;^sel came by and taught iiiV-SiiMc^^me. ;v ^ /-J^o AVell,tlien, you musttake this wise 3^oung damsel to wife. Twill be a verygood thing for you, for here you are an orphan with
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