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Title: Reading and Literature First Reader
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Treadwell, Garuuette Taylor and Margaret Free
Subjects: reading
Publisher: Chicago: Row, Peterson & Company
Contributing Library: Brigham Young University-Idaho, David O. McKay Library
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id,I have been to the North Wind.He is a good fellow.He gave me this cloth.I have only to say, Cloth, cloth, spread yourself, and serve up a good dinner/And I have all I want to eat. That may be true, said his mother.But let me see it.Then I shall believe it. The lad drew out the table. He laid the cloth and said, Cloth, cloth, spread yourself, and serve up a good dinner. But not a crumb did it serve. 111 I must go back to the North Wind, said the lad.And away he went.He walked and walked.At last he came to the North Winds house. Good-day, North Wind, said the lad. Good-day, lad, said the North Wind.Thank you for coming to see me.What do you want now? I want my meal, said the lad.This cloth is not worth a penny. I have no meal, said the North Windc But you may have this ram, You have only to say, Ram, ram, make moneyV And he will make all the money you want/9 112 Thank you, North Wind, said he. And he set off for home. It was a long way. So he stopped at the inn. He wanted some money.
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So he said to the ram, Ram, ram, make money.And the ram did as it was bid. The landlord saw the money.That is a fine ram, he said. Soon the lad went to bed. 113 The landlord took the ram, and he put another in its place. Next morning the lad took the ram and went home.Mother, he said, I have been to the North Wind. He is a fine fellow. He gave me this ram. I have only to say, Ram, ram, make money/And he makes all the money I want. That may be true, said his mother.But let me see it.Then I shall believe it. Ram, ram, make money, said the lad.But not a penny did he make. 114 I must go back to the North Wind, said the lad.And off he went. It was a long way.He walked and walked.At last he came to the North Winds house. Good-day, North Wind, said the lad. Good-day, lad, said the North Wind.What do you want now? I want my meal, said the lad.This ram is not worth a penny. I have no meal, said the North Wind. But I will give you this stick.You have only to say, Stick, stick, lay on.And it wil

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