Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 95
64 The Story Teller little creature, fell into a great passion, caught hold ofTom and threw him out of the window into the river.A large salmon swimming by snapped him up in a min-ute. The salmon was soon caught and sold in the mar-ket to the steward of a lord. The lord thinking it anuncommon fine… … dressed immedi-cut open theTom and ranwith him directlyto the king; butthe king beingbusy with stateaffairs desiredthat he might bebrought anotherday. The cookresolving to keephim safely this time, as he had so lately given him theslip, clapped him into a mouse-trap and left him to amusehimself by…
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