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| | Folk Tales Every Child Should Know, by Various (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13) |
 | | “The Dun Horse,” by George Bird Grinnell; to Messrs. |
 | | In the morning George made haste and went for the goat, and led the whole set away—Kate Dodla, and Manka. The innkeeper was still asleep. They went through the village, and the judge looked out of a window and said, “Fie, Kate! |
 | | what’s this?” He went and took her by the hand, wishing to pull her away, but remained also by her. After this, a cowherd drove some cows through a narrow street, and the bull came rushing round; he stuck fast, and George led him, too, in the procession. |
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