The Beacon Second Reader by James H. Fassett
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page 98 of 137 (71%)
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This plan seemed wise to the people of Lintz, and in army was soon ready to march against the city of Andernach. One dark night the army crept softly toward the walls of the sleeping city. THE BAKER BOYS AND THE BEES--II The only people who rose early in Andernach were the bakers. They had to have fresh bread ready for breakfast. After their work was done the bakers used to have a morning nap, but the baker boys had to stay awake and watch the loaves of bread. Two of these boys, named Hans and Fritz, were fast friends and were always together. One morning, just at sunrise, Hans said to Fritz, "Let us creep upon the wall over the gatekeeper's house. I think we can find some honey. The old gatekeeper is asleep; he will not hear us." The two boys crept softly up the stairs. They soon reached the top of the wall. "Did you hear that noise?" whispered Fritz. |
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