The wonder clock, or, Four & twenty marvelous tales : being one for each hour of the day (1887)
Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911, Pyle, Katharine, d. 1938 · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 266
that was what thecock, the speckled hen, the black drake, and the grey goose said; and theythought themselves very wise to talk as they did. But no; the little pig wanted to go out into the woods, and into thewoods the little pig would go, ogre or no ogre. After he had eaten all of the acorns that… … to say that I could find no roast apple at home, and so I did not come backagain. Yes, yes, that was all very fine; but they should have a settling of oldscores now. The largest of the three little pigs might just come alonghome with the ogre, and to-morrow he should be made into sausages;for there…
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