The Beacon Second Reader by James H. Fassett
page 67 of 137 (48%)
page 67 of 137 (48%)
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"Ding-dong! ding-dong!" said the great bell. The people came running from all sides. "Who is calling for justice?" they cried. There stood the old horse, chewing on the grapevine. "Ding-dong! ding-dong!" rang the great bell. "Whose horse is this?" asked the judges, as they came running up. Then the story of the old horse was told. The judges sent for his cruel master. They ordered that he should build a warm barn, and that the faithful horse should have the best of hay and grain as long as he lived. The people shouted for joy at this act of justice, but the miser hung his head in shame and led the old horse away. _German Folk Tale_ THE BABY No shoes to hide her tiny toes, |
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