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another and another followed it. But the boywas so absorbed in his flute that he noticed nothing tillhalf the flock were on the other side. He jumped up, still playing on his flute, and wentafter the sheep, meaning to drive them back to their ownside of the border, when suddenly he saw before him… … Now let me go, he cried at last, for poor Mogarzeamust be dying of hunger. I will come and play for youto-morrow. 384 MOGARZEA AND HIS SON Well, you may go! they said, but remember thateven if you break your promise you will not escape us. So they both agreed that the next day he shouldcome…
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