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in the can in a house. He did not tell him that it was whiskey. He drank some of it When he found out what it was he finished it. After awhile he fell asleep. The robber took the horse away then.
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Once upon a time there lived an old woman with her two sons. They were very poor. The old woman told the eldest son that he would have to go and seek his fortune. She made two cakes a big one and a small one. The old woman told the son he could take the big cake and he curse, or the small and her blessing. The son took the

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