m believedto be monsters who were in the habit of eating children;with miles of game-preserves, in which Mr. Grimesand the collier lads poached at times, on whichoccasions Tom saw pheasants, and wondered what theytasted like; with a noble salmon-river, in which Mr 6 TI1K WATER-BABIES CII A I.… … Mr. Grimes respected ; for not only could he send Mr.Grimes to prison when he deserved it, as he did onceor twice a week ; not only did he own all the landabout for miles ; not only was he a jolly, honest,sensible squire, as ever kept a pack of hounds, who i A FAIRY TALE FOR A LAND-BABY 7 would do…
Fairy tales · Chimney sweeps
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