The Beacon Second Reader by James H. Fassett
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page 85 of 137 (62%)
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am to be Lord Mayor of London, I will gladly turn back."
So he ran back to the house of Mr. Fitzwarren. "I hope they have not missed me," said Dick, as he gently opened the door and stole softly in. DICK WHITTINGTON--III Dick's cat was taken across the ocean. The ship sailed and sailed, until at last it came to a distant country. Now the king and queen of this country were very rich. When the captain was asked to show his goods before them he was very glad indeed to do so. The king and queen first gave the captain a great feast. Gold and silver dishes filled with food were brought in. [Illustration] When these dishes were placed upon the table an army of rats came out. There were white rats, and black rats, and brown rats, and big rats, and little rats. At once they fell upon the food and ate it nearly all up. |
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