Journeys Through Bookland — Volume 2 by Charles Herbert Sylvester
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"I took nothing; she gave to me."
"And what did Grethel give you?" "A piece of bacon," said Hans. "And where have you put it?" "I tied it with a rope, swung it about, and the dogs came and ate it up." "There you acted stupidly, Hans; you should have carried the bacon on your head." "To behave better, do nothing," thought Hans. "Whither away, Hans?" "To Grethel's, mother." "Behave well, Hans." "I'll take care; good-bye, mother." "Good-bye, Hans." Hans came to Grethel. "Good day," said he. "Good day, Hans. What treasure do you bring?" |
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