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Then Simple Simon went a - hunting , For to catch a hare ; He rode on a goat
about the street , But could not find one there . He went to catch a dicky - bird ,
And thought he could not fail , Because he'd got a little salt To put upon its tail .
Then Simple Simon went a - hunting , For to catch a hare ; He rode on a goat
about the street , But could not find one there . He went to catch a dicky - bird ,
And thought he could not fail , Because he'd got a little salt To put upon its tail .
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When the king saw him , he said to his huntsmen , “ Now we must hunt him till
evening ; only mind nobody hurts him . ” Towards sunset the king said to the
huntsman , who had followed come in . ” the fawn the day before , THE
CHARMED ...
When the king saw him , he said to his huntsmen , “ Now we must hunt him till
evening ; only mind nobody hurts him . ” Towards sunset the king said to the
huntsman , who had followed come in . ” the fawn the day before , THE
CHARMED ...
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Accordingly , as soon as she heard that the queen had become the mother of a
fine little boy , the old witch went to the palace while the king was out hunting ;
and having assumed the shape of one of the queen's maids , she went into her ...
Accordingly , as soon as she heard that the queen had become the mother of a
fine little boy , the old witch went to the palace while the king was out hunting ;
and having assumed the shape of one of the queen's maids , she went into her ...
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Accordingly , as soon as she heard that the queen had become the mother of a
fine little boy , the old witch went to the palace while the king was out hunting ;
and having assumed the shape of one of the queen's maids , she went into her ...
Accordingly , as soon as she heard that the queen had become the mother of a
fine little boy , the old witch went to the palace while the king was out hunting ;
and having assumed the shape of one of the queen's maids , she went into her ...
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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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