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The yellow fairy book (1906)

Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 174

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nged to see the wigwamsof the village where his fathers youth was spent. 1 A North American Indian story. THE BOY AND THE WOLVES 139 Therefore he opened all his heart to his sister, who answered :4 My brother, I understand your longing for our fellow-men, whomhere we cannot see. But remember our… … My brother, my brother, I am becoming a wolf! never returned ; and at last the heart of the girl grew cold :mdhard, and her little boy became a burden in her eyes, till one dayshe spoke thus to him: SIT, there is food for ninny da\s to conic.Stay here within the shelter of the hut. 1 go to seek our…

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