Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Ford, H. J. (Henry Justice), 1860-1941, ill · London ; New York : Longmans, Green · leaf 298
he Snakes, Send me home, I pray. But the King of the Snakes answered, When you gohome, you will do me evil! I will do you no evil, replied Hassebu; send mehome, I pray. But the king said, I know it. If I send you home,you will come back, and kill me. I dare not do it.But Hassebu begged so hard that… … in sight of his native city. Then he went straight to hismothers house, and the heart of his mother was glad.Now the Sultan of the city was very ill, and all the 268 THE STORY OF HASSEBU wise men said that the only thing to cure him was theflesh of the King of the Snakes, and that the only manwho…
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