The Beacon Second Reader by James H. Fassett
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"I will cut out this last pair of shoes," the shoemaker said to his wife. "To-morrow I will sew them and peg them." So he cut out the leather and left it on his bench. The next morning he went into his shop to make the shoes. What did he see! A pair of shoes, all nicely made and ready to be sold. The stitches were so fine and the shoes so well made that they were quickly sold. With the money the poor shoemaker bought leather for two pairs of shoes. Then he said to his wife, "I will cut out the leather for two pairs of shoes. To-morrow I will sew them and peg them." So he cut out the leather for the shoes and left it on his bench. The next morning when he went into his shop to make the shoes, what did he find! [Illustration] |
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