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est of the crows,a dishevelled and uncouth one with a white feather in hiswing, came forward and said: It would certainly be bestfor all of us, Wind-Rush, if Thumbietot got there whole,rather thai, in sections. Therefore, I shall carry him on myback. If you can do it, Fumle-Drumle, I have no… … ft-. M o •< « in OH U OH ofc H O KH CC O zo H o Hco WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF NILS 201 thought he. Ill surely be able to manage those poorlittle wretches. The crows continued to fly southwest, over Smaland. Itwas a glorious morning — sunny and calm, and the birdsdown on the earth were singing…
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