Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 414
attered the straw, and it became so cold that thedunce was scarcely able to wash himself properly,the water in the bath froze so hard. He crept upon the stove and there he passed the whole night. Inthe morning they opened the bath and found the duncealive and weU, lying on the stove and singing… … 376 The Story Teller am m. J^A When the dunce heard this he was much alarmed. Youre a pretty fellow, said the man with thebundle of wood; why, youve clean forgotten me,havent you? At night the dunces companion went out into thefields, took his bundle of wood and began scattering thefagots in…
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