Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 278
st with you. I wont keep it another hour in the house. Whoknows that he isnt in there still? Little Klaus gave the farmer his sack with the dry skin, and gotinstead a good bushelful of money. The farmer also gave him awheelbarrow to carry away his money and the chest. Farewell,said Little Klaus;… … •THE-FAKWER-THINJCS-HE-SEES-THE-DEVI •1N-TUL CHES A great new bridge had been built over it, on the middle of whichLittle Klaus stopped, and said aloud so that the sexton mighthear : Now, what am I to do with this stupid chest ? It is as heavyas if it were filled with stones! I shall only be tired,…
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