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I'll tell you what , ” said the rider , stopping his horse , “ we can make a bargain .
Suppose I were to give you my horse , and you were to let me have your lump in
exchange . ” " That I will , and thank you too , ” said Hans ; " but I remind you that ...
I'll tell you what , ” said the rider , stopping his horse , “ we can make a bargain .
Suppose I were to give you my horse , and you were to let me have your lump in
exchange . ” " That I will , and thank you too , ” said Hans ; " but I remind you that ...
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Hans now drove the cow before him at a quiet pace , and kept ruminating upon
the excellent bargain he had made . “ If I have only a bit of bread — and that is
not likely to fail me I shall be able to add butter and cheese to it as often as I wish
...
Hans now drove the cow before him at a quiet pace , and kept ruminating upon
the excellent bargain he had made . “ If I have only a bit of bread — and that is
not likely to fail me I shall be able to add butter and cheese to it as often as I wish
...
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I'll tell you what , ” said the rider , stopping his horse , “ we can make a bargain .
Suppose I were to give you my horse , and you were to let me have your lump in
exchange . " “ That I will , and thank you too , ” said Hans ; “ but I remind you that ...
I'll tell you what , ” said the rider , stopping his horse , “ we can make a bargain .
Suppose I were to give you my horse , and you were to let me have your lump in
exchange . " “ That I will , and thank you too , ” said Hans ; “ but I remind you that ...
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Hans now drove the cow before him at a quiet pace , and kept ruminating upon
the excellent bargain he had made . “ If I have only a bit of bread — and that is
not likely to fail me I shall be able to add butter and cheese to it as often as I wish
...
Hans now drove the cow before him at a quiet pace , and kept ruminating upon
the excellent bargain he had made . “ If I have only a bit of bread — and that is
not likely to fail me I shall be able to add butter and cheese to it as often as I wish
...
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They no sooner bid one another good - morrow , than Hans related how lucky he
had been , and what advantageous bargains he had struck . The lad told him , in
turn , that he was carrying the goose to a christening dinner . “ Only just feel how
...
They no sooner bid one another good - morrow , than Hans related how lucky he
had been , and what advantageous bargains he had struck . The lad told him , in
turn , that he was carrying the goose to a christening dinner . “ Only just feel how
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Treasury of Pleasure Books, for Young People |
| Editor | Joseph Cundall |
| Publisher | Sheldon, Blakeman & Company, 1858 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 17 Nov 2005 |
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