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1. The Black Woolly Dog (ar lean)

   

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   she would not get it to ask it in the name of the black woolly dog and you will get it. After supper being over she was sent to bed. The oldest child was kept by an old woman. She pulled out the fire and she put him behind it. He hopped out again. “‘Tis true,” said she, “you are a son of the black woolly dog.” When leaving next morning she gave her an article to take with her and every time there would be eating and drinking in it.
   She followed him next day until the late hour came on as before. He directed her for lodgings. As happened before the mother was sent to bed and the second child was put behind the fire. He hopped out. “‘Tis true,” said she, “you are a son of the black woolly dog.” When leaving she got a scissors from the old woman who said that if she cut a torn dress she would have a splendid suit of silk.
   She followed him the third morning until the late hour approached again. He sent her for lodgings as before, to ask it in the name of the black woolly dog and that she would get it. When supper was over she was sent to bed. The fire was pulled out, the third child was put behind it. He hopped out. The old lady said, “It is true you are a son of the black

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