d crossesmarked on their backs, who sat in the middle of theirwebs, and when they saw Tom coming, shook them sofast that they became invisible. Then he saw lizards, A FAIRY TALE FOR A LAND-BABY 37 brown and gray and green, and thought they weresnakes, and would sting him; but they were as… … the funniest fellows Tom ever saw. She lay on herback, rolling about, and stretching out her lecjs and *-* O O head and tail in the bright sunshine; and the cubsjumped over her, and ran round her, and nibbled herpaws, and lugged her about by the tail; and sheseemed to enjoy it mightily. But one…
Fairy tales · Chimney sweeps
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