The Devil's Pool by George Sand
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little fire to cook it, and we will go hence satisfied.
THE HEMP-BEATER. Do you think that we have any too much room, and that wood costs nothing? THE GRAVE-DIGGER. We have a little bundle of straw to make a fire with, we will be satisfied with it; only give us leave to place the spit across your fire-place. THE HEMP-BEATER. We will not do it; you arouse disgust, not pity, in us. It's my opinion that you are drank, that you need nothing, and that you simply want to get into our house to steal our fire and our daughters. THE GRAVE-DIGGER. As you refuse to listen to any good reason, we propose to force our way into your house. THE HEMP-BEATER. |
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