While taking the train, he always had to pass through a small station called Deoli | He climbed to the treetop, ate the apples, took a nap under the shadow… He loved the tree and the tree loved to play with him |
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Now, I must tell you that near his home dwelt a poor widow with an only daughter | — If Dino is afraid of crushing flowers and small animals, let him walk on tiptoe |
After two minutes, he told them the same joke again and a few smiled.
So why does a person always cry about the same problem? | You can sail far away and be happy |
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So he decided to bury the donkey alive | The story is precisely about this debate |
Eighty years I have been chasing happiness away from me, and it was useless to me.
25But that night he fetched down from his attic a table very like the magic one, and exchanged the two, and Jack, none the wiser, next morning hitched the worthless table on to his back and carried it home | He was too much out of breath to beg pardon, but the woman was good-natured, and she said he seemed to be a likely lad, so she would take him to be her servant, and would pay him well |
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He spent his time singing and dancing, and he kept jumping and making antics | And when he brayed there dropped from his mouth silver sixpences, and half-crowns, and golden guineas |
Time went by…the little boy had grown up, And he no longer played around the tree every day.
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