Stories to Tell Children - Fifty-Four Stories With Some Suggestions For Telling by Sara Cone Bryant
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When he began to swim he swam out to where the river was the very
deepest. There he stopped, and said,-- "Oh, Jackal!" "Yes," said the little Jackal. "I have the strangest feeling," said the Camel,--"I feel as if I must roll over." "'Roll over'!" cried the Jackal. "My goodness, don't do that! If you do that, you'll drown me! What in the world makes you want to do such a crazy thing? Why should you want to roll over?" "Oh, I don't know _why_," said the Camel slowly, "but I always roll over after dinner!" So he rolled over. And the little Jackal was drowned, for his sins, but the Camel came safely home. THE GULLS OF SALT LAKE The story I am going to tell you is about something that really happened, many years ago. |
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