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Identifier: zigzagjourneysin03butt (find matches)
Title: Zigzag journeys in northwest lands. The Rhine to the Arctic
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Butterworth, Hezekiah, 1839-1905. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Boston, Estes and Lauriat
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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amble! What is your thirdwish ? ZIGZAG JOURNEYS IN NORTHERN LANDS. I should like to own the finest glass factory in the forest.O stupid Charcoal Peter! you should have wished for wisdom. Wealth is useless without wis-dom to use it. Hereare two thousandguldens. Go. Peter returnedhome. At the frol-ics at the inn, hesurpassed the Kingof Dancers in danc-ing, and he washailed with greatadmiration by theyoung. He beganto gamble at theale-houses, and wasable to produce asmuch money as FatHesekiel himself.People wondered.He next ordered aglass factory to bebuilt, and in a fewmonths Peter Munkwas rich and famousand envied. Peoplesaid he had found ahidden treasure. But Peter didnot know how to usehis money. Hespent it at the ale-house ; and at last,when the money in the pockets of Fat Hesekiel, for some reason, was low, he was unable to pay his debts, and the bailiffs came to take him to prison. In his troubles he resolved to go again into the deep forest, and seek the aid of the forest gnomes.
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Qtet/naTi PETER AND THE MANIKIN. THE SECOND MEETING OF THE CLUB. 89 If the good little gnome will not help me, he said, the big one will. As he passed along, ashamedof his conduct in not having bet-ter deserved of the good fairy, hebegan to cry, — Michael the Dutchman ! Mi-chael the Dutchman ! In a few moments the giantraftsman stood before him. You ve come to me at last,he said. Go with me to myhouse, and I will show you howI can be of service to you. Peter followed the giant tosome steep rocks, and down intoan abyss ; there was the gnomespalace. Your difficulties come fromhere said the gnome, placing hishands over the young mans heart. Let me have your heart, and youshall have riches. Give you my heart ? saidPeter ; I should die. No ; follow me. He led Peter into a greatcloset, where were jars filled withliquid. In them were the heartsof many who had become rich.Among them were the hearts ofthe King of the Dancers and ofFat Hesekiel. The hinderance to wealth isfeeling. I have take

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