Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Ford, H. J. (Henry Justice), 1860-1941, ill · London ; New York : Longmans, Green · leaf 183
e here! Your back shall payfor this. The man went into the cottage, hung his sack on anail, and said, as the crane had taught him : Two out of the sack. Instantly two pretty lads sprang out of the sack, 158 TWO IN A SACK brought in oak tables, laid silken covers on them, andspread them with all… … good sack, and put it away in his store-room, but hungthe bad sack up on the nail. Then he lounged up anddown in the yard. Meantime his wife became thirsty. She looked withlonging eyes at the sack, and at last she said, as herhusband had done: 4 Two out of the sack. TWO IN A SACK 159 And at once…
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