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The Emerald Story Book ch 3 How the Bluebird was Chosen Free Children's Books Audiobook Kids' Club.
section 3 of the emerald storybook this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by rita boutros the emerald storybook compiled by ada m skinner and eleanor l skinner section three how the bluebird was chosen harold by j.t stocking quarry queer was the boy who loved the woods and asked so many questions the wise and wonder man was the spirit of the woods whom query met one day and who answered query's questions of course as query often went to the woods it was quite certain that he should sometime meet the spirit again and so he did it happened one day just as the snow was disappearing and the sun was growing warm query had been taking his first spring walk and as he was a bit tired he sat down on the sunny slope of a gnoll he was scarcely seated when down out of the green boughs of a hemlock tree in front of him slid the wise and wonder man dressed in his light blue suit with every button a silver bell and his pointed cap to match with its fringe of silver bells at every move he made the bells went tinkle tankle tinkle tankle quarry was so surprised that he almost forgot to breathe good morning query said the wise and wonder man what are you wondering about now i was just wondering said query nodding his head toward a bluebird nearby why the blue bird is the first bird of spring why he is the herald you know but how did he come to be the herald do you know i have heard said the wise and wonder man who told you my grandmother she said her grandmother's grandmother's grandmother told the story and what her grandmother's grandmother's grandmother said my grandmother says is so of course said query would you tell me this story certainly make yourself comfortable query lay down on one elbow and the wise and wonder man sat on a fresh clean chip that the choppers had made and talked you know there are four spirits of the year springtime summer autumn and winter some folks call them seasons but they are really spirits of all four spirits springtime is the favorite he had been coming to the earth every year for a great many years year after year when he got it into his head that it would be a fine thing and quite becoming to his dignity to have a herald someone to carry his colors and play the fife at first he thought of the fragrant flowers they could bear his colors but he reflected that they could not play the fife then he thought of the buzzing bee he might be taught to play the fight but he remembered that he would not do because he could not carry the colors so he decided that he must have a bird springtime being a very lively and practical spirit called the birds together that very morning he asked them all to meet him by the great rock under the great tree by the great bend of the big river they all came birds of every size and color and description he sat on the great rock while the birds sat on the grass and listened with wide round blinking eyes and with heads cocked to one side he made a speech to them of some length he told them that he desired a herald to carry his colors and to play the fight of course the bird to be chosen should be handsome and musical but he must be more than all that he wanted a bird of exceptionally good character in fact the very best bird that could be found he did not expect to find a perfect bird he said but he desired a bird as nearly perfect as he could obtain he concluded his speech by saying that his herald should be both handsome and happy gifted and good and as modest as modest can be the very best bird that flies in the wood i would that my herald be he the choice he said he would leave to the birds as they knew each other thoroughly the birds put their heads together and talked in at least 40 different languages finally their spokesman told springtime that they were content to...

The Emerald Story Book ch 3 How the Bluebird was Chosen Free Children's Books Audiobook Kids' Club.
section 3 of the emerald storybook this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by rita boutros the emerald storybook compiled by ada m skinner and eleanor l skinner section three how the bluebird was chosen harold by j.t stocking quarry queer was the boy who loved the woods and asked so many questions the wise and wonder man was the spirit of the woods whom query met one day and who answered query's questions of course as query often went to the woods it was quite certain that he should sometime meet the spirit again and so he did it happened one day just as the snow was disappearing and the sun was growing warm query had been taking his first spring walk and as he was a bit tired he sat down on the sunny slope of a gnoll he was scarcely seated when down out of the green boughs of a hemlock tree in front of him slid the wise and wonder man dressed in his light blue suit with every button a silver bell and his pointed cap to match with its fringe of silver bells at every move he made the bells went tinkle tankle tinkle tankle quarry was so surprised that he almost forgot to breathe good morning query said the wise and wonder man what are you wondering about now i was just wondering said query nodding his head toward a bluebird nearby why the blue bird is the first bird of spring why he is the herald you know but how did he come to be the herald do you know i have heard said the wise and wonder man who told you my grandmother she said her grandmother's grandmother's grandmother told the story and what her grandmother's grandmother's grandmother said my grandmother says is so of course said query would you tell me this story certainly make yourself comfortable query lay down on one elbow and the wise and wonder man sat on a fresh clean chip that the choppers had made and talked you know there are four spirits of the year springtime summer autumn and winter some folks call them seasons but they are really spirits of all four spirits springtime is the favorite he had been coming to the earth every year for a great many years year after year when he got it into his head that it would be a fine thing and quite becoming to his dignity to have a herald someone to carry his colors and play the fife at first he thought of the fragrant flowers they could bear his colors but he reflected that they could not play the fife then he thought of the buzzing bee he might be taught to play the fight but he remembered that he would not do because he could not carry the colors so he decided that he must have a bird springtime being a very lively and practical spirit called the birds together that very morning he asked them all to meet him by the great rock under the great tree by the great bend of the big river they all came birds of every size and color and description he sat on the great rock while the birds sat on the grass and listened with wide round blinking eyes and with heads cocked to one side he made a speech to them of some length he told them that he desired a herald to carry his colors and to play the fight of course the bird to be chosen should be handsome and musical but he must be more than all that he wanted a bird of exceptionally good character in fact the very best bird that could be found he did not expect to find a perfect bird he said but he desired a bird as nearly perfect as he could obtain he concluded his speech by saying that his herald should be both handsome and happy gifted and good and as modest as modest can be the very best bird that flies in the wood i would that my herald be he the choice he said he would leave to the birds as they knew each other thoroughly the birds put their heads together and talked in at least 40 different languages finally their spokesman told springtime that they were content to...

The Enchanted Castle
by E. Nesbit

Publication date 2007-09-27
Usage Public DomainCreative Commons Licensepublicdomain
Topics librivox, audiobook, children, fiction, fantasy,
LibriVox recording of The Enchanted Castle, by E. Nesbit.

Read by Peter Eastman.

Three children, forced to remain at school during the holidays, go in search of adventure. What they find is a magic castle straight out of a fairy tale, complete with an enchanted princess at the center of a maze. Or is it? The castle turns out to be just a country estate, and the princess is only the housekeeper's niece, playing at dressing up. But the magic ring she shows them proves -- to her surprise and horror -- to really be magic. Soon they are caught in an adventure where statues come alive, lost lovers are reunited, and wishes can be granted -- but always for a price. (Summary by Peter Eastman)

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the enchanted castle by e nesbit recorded by peter eastman

to margaret ostler with love from e nesbit peggy you came from the heath and more and you brought their heirs through my open door you brought the blossom of youth to blow in the latin quarter of soho for the sake of that magic i send you here a tale of enchantments peggy dear a bit of my work and a bit of my heart the bit that you left when we had to part royalty chambers soho west

chapter one

there were three of them jerry jimmy and kathleen of course jerry's name was gerald and not jeremiah whatever you may think and jimmy's name was james and kathleen was never called by her name at all but kathy or catty or puss cat when her brothers were pleased with her and scratch cat when they were not pleased and they were at school in a little town in the west of england the boys at one school of course and the girl at another because the sensible habit of having boys and girls at the same school is not yet as common as i hope it will be someday they used to see each other on saturdays and sundays at the house of a kind maiden lady but it was one of those houses where it is impossible to play you know the kind of house don't you there is a sort of a something about that kind of house that makes you hardly able even to talk to each other when you are left alone and playing seems unnatural and affected so they looked forward to the holidays when they should all go home and be together all day long in a house where playing was natural and conversation possible and where the hampshire forests and fields were full of interesting things to do and see their cousin betty was to be there too and there were plans betty's school broke up before theirs and so she got to the hampshire home first and the moment she got there she began to have measles so that my three couldn't go home at all you may imagine their feelings the thought of seven weeks at miss hervey's was not to be born and all three wrote home and said so this astonished their parents very much because they had always thought it was so nice for the children who have dear miss herveys to go to however they were jolly decent about it as jerry said and after a lot of letters and telegrams it was arranged that the boys should go and stay at kathleen's school where there were now no girls left and no mistresses except the french one it'll be better than being at miss hervey's said kathleen when the boys came round to ask mademoiselle when it would be convenient for them to come and besides are schools not half so ugly as yours we do have tablecloths on the tables and curtains at the windows and yours is all deal boards and desks and inkiness

when they had gone to pack their boxes kathleen made all the rooms as pretty as she could with flowers and jam jars marigolds chiefly because there was nothing...

The Enchanted Castle
by E. Nesbit

Publication date 2007-09-27
Usage Public DomainCreative Commons Licensepublicdomain
Topics librivox, audiobook, children, fiction, fantasy,
LibriVox recording of The Enchanted Castle, by E. Nesbit.

Read by Peter Eastman.

Three children, forced to remain at school during the holidays, go in search of adventure. What they find is a magic castle straight out of a fairy tale, complete with an enchanted princess at the center of a maze. Or is it? The castle turns out to be just a country estate, and the princess is only the housekeeper's niece, playing at dressing up. But the magic ring she shows them proves -- to her surprise and horror -- to really be magic. Soon they are caught in an adventure where statues come alive, lost lovers are reunited, and wishes can be granted -- but always for a price. (Summary by Peter Eastman)

this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to find out how you can volunteer please visit librivox.org

the enchanted castle by e nesbit recorded by peter eastman

to margaret ostler with love from e nesbit peggy you came from the heath and more and you brought their heirs through my open door you brought the blossom of youth to blow in the latin quarter of soho for the sake of that magic i send you here a tale of enchantments peggy dear a bit of my work and a bit of my heart the bit that you left when we had to part royalty chambers soho west

chapter one

there were three of them jerry jimmy and kathleen of course jerry's name was gerald and not jeremiah whatever you may think and jimmy's name was james and kathleen was never called by her name at all but kathy or catty or puss cat when her brothers were pleased with her and scratch cat when they were not pleased and they were at school in a little town in the west of england the boys at one school of course and the girl at another because the sensible habit of having boys and girls at the same school is not yet as common as i hope it will be someday they used to see each other on saturdays and sundays at the house of a kind maiden lady but it was one of those houses where it is impossible to play you know the kind of house don't you there is a sort of a something about that kind of house that makes you hardly able even to talk to each other when you are left alone and playing seems unnatural and affected so they looked forward to the holidays when they should all go home and be together all day long in a house where playing was natural and conversation possible and where the hampshire forests and fields were full of interesting things to do and see their cousin betty was to be there too and there were plans betty's school broke up before theirs and so she got to the hampshire home first and the moment she got there she began to have measles so that my three couldn't go home at all you may imagine their feelings the thought of seven weeks at miss hervey's was not to be born and all three wrote home and said so this astonished their parents very much because they had always thought it was so nice for the children who have dear miss herveys to go to however they were jolly decent about it as jerry said and after a lot of letters and telegrams it was arranged that the boys should go and stay at kathleen's school where there were now no girls left and no mistresses except the french one it'll be better than being at miss hervey's said kathleen when the boys came round to ask mademoiselle when it would be convenient for them to come and besides are schools not half so ugly as yours we do have tablecloths on the tables and curtains at the windows and yours is all deal boards and desks and inkiness

when they had gone to pack their boxes kathleen made all the rooms as pretty as she could with flowers and jam jars marigolds chiefly because there was nothing...

The Bible in Modern English: Genesis (4) 22-28 Scriptures Biblical Teachings Readings Free.
chapters 22-28 of the book of genesis from the holy bible in modern english this librivox recording is in the public domain recording by mark penfold the holy bible in modern english translated by ferrara fenton the book of genesis chapters 22 through 28

chapter 22 after these events god tried abraham and said to him abraham and he said i am here then he said take your son your peculiar one whom you love isaac and go to the land of vision and offer him there as a burnt offering upon one of the hills which i will point out to you when abraham woke in the morning he saddled his ass and took two youths along with him and isaac his son and split up wood for a sacrifice and they rose up and went to the place which god had told him on the third day abraham looked up and saw the spot some distance off then abraham said to his attendants stay here by yourselves with the ass and the lad and i will go and worship and will then return to you abraham accordingly took the wood for the sacrifice and placed it upon isaac his son and took in his own hand the fire and the knife and the two went together isaac then said to abraham his father my father and he replied i am here my son there is fire and wood he said but where is the lamb for the burnt offering god answered abraham will provide a lamb for himself for a burned offering my son so they went on together when they came to the place that god had commanded him abraham built an altar and arranged the wood and bound isaac his son and laid him upon the altar upon the top of the wood then abraham stretched out his hand and took the knife to slaughter his son but a messenger from the ever living called to him from the skies and said abraham abraham and he replied i am here stretch not your hand against the young man he said nor do to him what you intended for now i know that you reverence god and would not withhold from me your son your special one abraham then looked up and saw a goat caught in a bush by its horns so abraham went and took the goat and offered it as a burnt offering instead of his son abraham therefore called the name of that place jehovah ira then the messenger of the ever living called again to abraham from the skies and said to him i promise the lord declares that because you have done this thing and not held back your special son that when blessing i will bless you and when increasing i will increase your race as the stars of the skies and like the sand upon the seashore and your race shall possess the gates of its enemies and i will benefit all the nations of the earth through your air because you have listened to my voice abraham afterwards returned to his attendance and they rose up and went back to the well of the oath after these events a message was delivered to abraham your sister melka has given birth to children to nahor your brother uz and his brother baz and kamuel the father of haram and kased and hazau and kildash and zidlaf and bethuel and bethuel has produced rebecca these eight milka has borne to nahor your brother and his second wife whose name is rayuma she also has given birth to tabak and gaham and thahash and makkah

chapter 23 now the life of sarah was 127 years the whole of the life of sarah and sarah died in kiriath arba in the land of canaan and abraham came to mourn and lament for sarah then abraham rose up from the presence of his dead and spoke to the sons of heff saying i am a foreigner and wanderer with you give me the possession of a grave among you and i can bury my dead from my sight and the sons of heth replied to abraham we listen to my lord who stands like a god among us choose from our tombs or grave for your dead none of us will deny his tomb to you where you can bury your dead then abraham rose up and bowed to the people of the land to the sons of heff and addressed them saying if it is in your minds to let my dead...

The Bible in Modern English: Genesis (4) 22-28 Scriptures Biblical Teachings Readings Free.
chapters 22-28 of the book of genesis from the holy bible in modern english this librivox recording is in the public domain recording by mark penfold the holy bible in modern english translated by ferrara fenton the book of genesis chapters 22 through 28

chapter 22 after these events god tried abraham and said to him abraham and he said i am here then he said take your son your peculiar one whom you love isaac and go to the land of vision and offer him there as a burnt offering upon one of the hills which i will point out to you when abraham woke in the morning he saddled his ass and took two youths along with him and isaac his son and split up wood for a sacrifice and they rose up and went to the place which god had told him on the third day abraham looked up and saw the spot some distance off then abraham said to his attendants stay here by yourselves with the ass and the lad and i will go and worship and will then return to you abraham accordingly took the wood for the sacrifice and placed it upon isaac his son and took in his own hand the fire and the knife and the two went together isaac then said to abraham his father my father and he replied i am here my son there is fire and wood he said but where is the lamb for the burnt offering god answered abraham will provide a lamb for himself for a burned offering my son so they went on together when they came to the place that god had commanded him abraham built an altar and arranged the wood and bound isaac his son and laid him upon the altar upon the top of the wood then abraham stretched out his hand and took the knife to slaughter his son but a messenger from the ever living called to him from the skies and said abraham abraham and he replied i am here stretch not your hand against the young man he said nor do to him what you intended for now i know that you reverence god and would not withhold from me your son your special one abraham then looked up and saw a goat caught in a bush by its horns so abraham went and took the goat and offered it as a burnt offering instead of his son abraham therefore called the name of that place jehovah ira then the messenger of the ever living called again to abraham from the skies and said to him i promise the lord declares that because you have done this thing and not held back your special son that when blessing i will bless you and when increasing i will increase your race as the stars of the skies and like the sand upon the seashore and your race shall possess the gates of its enemies and i will benefit all the nations of the earth through your air because you have listened to my voice abraham afterwards returned to his attendance and they rose up and went back to the well of the oath after these events a message was delivered to abraham your sister melka has given birth to children to nahor your brother uz and his brother baz and kamuel the father of haram and kased and hazau and kildash and zidlaf and bethuel and bethuel has produced rebecca these eight milka has borne to nahor your brother and his second wife whose name is rayuma she also has given birth to tabak and gaham and thahash and makkah

chapter 23 now the life of sarah was 127 years the whole of the life of sarah and sarah died in kiriath arba in the land of canaan and abraham came to mourn and lament for sarah then abraham rose up from the presence of his dead and spoke to the sons of heff saying i am a foreigner and wanderer with you give me the possession of a grave among you and i can bury my dead from my sight and the sons of heth replied to abraham we listen to my lord who stands like a god among us choose from our tombs or grave for your dead none of us will deny his tomb to you where you can bury your dead then abraham rose up and bowed to the people of the land to the sons of heff and addressed them saying if it is in your minds to let my dead...

Teddy's Button by Amy Le Feuvre 6 The Red Coats Free Audiobooks Kids' Collection Public Domain.
chapter six of teddy's button by amy lefouvray this lippievox recording is in the public domain recording by gabrielle c chapter six the red coats mother grandmother some soldiers are coming here teddy tore into the house one morning after school with this announcement and his face was radiant with delight his mother was laying the cloth for dinner and all mrs platt was busy [ __ ] up some potatoes who told you ask the latter i saw one a real-life soldier a corporal with two gold stripes on his red coats and such white gloves and i went up to him and talked to him certainly modesty is lacking with you observe mrs platt dryly says said mrs john rather quickly but it didn't show foreign sam and carrots and lots of the boys were with me mother he told us that he and one or two more had come on to get billets that's the word bill is for the regiment that i was working through on their way to wales and we shall see them come marching through the village in a few days he said most of them were going to put up in the town but 20 were coming to the heroin house and they're still going to sleep there he said to nice man mother he's only going to sleep here tonight and then he's going out tomorrow to get some more bullets to get ready and the next time he comes to can he come to tea this afternoon do you let me ask him granny mrs platt laughed not ill humoredly you would have a sick and any scrounger provided he wore a red coat wouldn't you soldiers are never scoundrels asserted teddy with hot indignation do you know of the soldiers in the british army then said his grandmother i do say he wouldn't come to the tea with strangers sonny put in mrs tom gently i'm sure he would for he doesn't like the hair and house he said he was a tito tower come that sounds good mrs platt remarked well you can ask him in for your father's sake not much dinner could teddy eat that day and his lessons at school had never seemed so works unto him but they were over at last and he tore off in search of his new friend finding him at length sitting under old you treat just outside the church yard granny says will he come to tea with us he asked breathlessly as he came up to him the corporal looked up he was a fine looking young man with a frank bright face and he was reading a well-worn bible which he put carefully in his pocket before he rose to his feet that's very kind of your granny he said and i'll come with pleasure i'm out of bed the heron hounds teddy's quick guys has by the bible do you like the bible yes gravely it's my order book that corporal said with a smile and my best friend in the world what's an order book it gives you your daily commands just what you are to do and where you're to go my captain writes my orders down as were for me he's my captain too said teddy with glistening eyes you mean jesus don't you i've enlisted in his army and i'm one of the soldiers shake hands little brother then we're comrades after all all soldiers in jesus christ's army asked teddy as they walked away together the corporal shook his head sadly hardly any of them in my regiment he said were nearly 700 strong and only six men besides myself as far as i can tell belong to the lord a year ago i was an awful black girl myself i drank truffle and couldn't get the drink up but that's all thing of the past since i belong to the lord he keeps me from it and many other bad habits alone i fairly dreaded coming to this bit of duty the sight and smell of the beer is very strong to a man that has been such a slave to it and i must be courted in public houses the whole way along you'll have to fight like mr upton told me to won't you said teddy but if our captain is with us mr upton says we can't be beaten no said the corporal a light coming into his eyes we shall be more than conquerors then after our pause he said it's very considerate of your granny to ask me to tea i...

Teddy's Button by Amy Le Feuvre 6 The Red Coats Free Audiobooks Kids' Collection Public Domain.
chapter six of teddy's button by amy lefouvray this lippievox recording is in the public domain recording by gabrielle c chapter six the red coats mother grandmother some soldiers are coming here teddy tore into the house one morning after school with this announcement and his face was radiant with delight his mother was laying the cloth for dinner and all mrs platt was busy [ __ ] up some potatoes who told you ask the latter i saw one a real-life soldier a corporal with two gold stripes on his red coats and such white gloves and i went up to him and talked to him certainly modesty is lacking with you observe mrs platt dryly says said mrs john rather quickly but it didn't show foreign sam and carrots and lots of the boys were with me mother he told us that he and one or two more had come on to get billets that's the word bill is for the regiment that i was working through on their way to wales and we shall see them come marching through the village in a few days he said most of them were going to put up in the town but 20 were coming to the heroin house and they're still going to sleep there he said to nice man mother he's only going to sleep here tonight and then he's going out tomorrow to get some more bullets to get ready and the next time he comes to can he come to tea this afternoon do you let me ask him granny mrs platt laughed not ill humoredly you would have a sick and any scrounger provided he wore a red coat wouldn't you soldiers are never scoundrels asserted teddy with hot indignation do you know of the soldiers in the british army then said his grandmother i do say he wouldn't come to the tea with strangers sonny put in mrs tom gently i'm sure he would for he doesn't like the hair and house he said he was a tito tower come that sounds good mrs platt remarked well you can ask him in for your father's sake not much dinner could teddy eat that day and his lessons at school had never seemed so works unto him but they were over at last and he tore off in search of his new friend finding him at length sitting under old you treat just outside the church yard granny says will he come to tea with us he asked breathlessly as he came up to him the corporal looked up he was a fine looking young man with a frank bright face and he was reading a well-worn bible which he put carefully in his pocket before he rose to his feet that's very kind of your granny he said and i'll come with pleasure i'm out of bed the heron hounds teddy's quick guys has by the bible do you like the bible yes gravely it's my order book that corporal said with a smile and my best friend in the world what's an order book it gives you your daily commands just what you are to do and where you're to go my captain writes my orders down as were for me he's my captain too said teddy with glistening eyes you mean jesus don't you i've enlisted in his army and i'm one of the soldiers shake hands little brother then we're comrades after all all soldiers in jesus christ's army asked teddy as they walked away together the corporal shook his head sadly hardly any of them in my regiment he said were nearly 700 strong and only six men besides myself as far as i can tell belong to the lord a year ago i was an awful black girl myself i drank truffle and couldn't get the drink up but that's all thing of the past since i belong to the lord he keeps me from it and many other bad habits alone i fairly dreaded coming to this bit of duty the sight and smell of the beer is very strong to a man that has been such a slave to it and i must be courted in public houses the whole way along you'll have to fight like mr upton told me to won't you said teddy but if our captain is with us mr upton says we can't be beaten no said the corporal a light coming into his eyes we shall be more than conquerors then after our pause he said it's very considerate of your granny to ask me to tea i...

French - Courage et Témérité Children's Free Audiobook Language School Lessons Library.
courage était mérité paillot jeune müller raid in french freebox torque pas sonia courage était méritée pour arriver plus tôt afin de sauver son jeune frère qu'il venait de voir tomber dans une mare où ils allaient périr le petit claude s'élance à un jour de la fenêtre du premier étage grâce à dieu ils sortis sains et saufs de cette périlleuse prouesses et ramena son frère vivant sur le bord comment le féliciter de sa généreuse action à lebon miracle ce prix est à dire jalousement andré sans cousin j'ai bien sauté de plus au mois l'autre jour vous savez la grande échelle du funny eh bien je ne me suis pas pris à deux fois un bon up et je n'ai rien de cassé moi non plus tu as fait cela demande alpert du jaloux oui et dans quel but exposés ci follement pour m'amuser pour prouver que je n'ai pas peur ah oui le père irrité de la sorte gloriole de son fils et du mauvais sentiments qui l'avait porté à essayer de s'en faire honneur 23 à lui et le prenant par l'oreille il lui a appris à ne plus confondre le courage utile hélas cette témérité end of courage et témérité test recording et c'est le public domaine

French - Courage et Témérité Children's Free Audiobook Language School Lessons Library.
courage était mérité paillot jeune müller raid in french freebox torque pas sonia courage était méritée pour arriver plus tôt afin de sauver son jeune frère qu'il venait de voir tomber dans une mare où ils allaient périr le petit claude s'élance à un jour de la fenêtre du premier étage grâce à dieu ils sortis sains et saufs de cette périlleuse prouesses et ramena son frère vivant sur le bord comment le féliciter de sa généreuse action à lebon miracle ce prix est à dire jalousement andré sans cousin j'ai bien sauté de plus au mois l'autre jour vous savez la grande échelle du funny eh bien je ne me suis pas pris à deux fois un bon up et je n'ai rien de cassé moi non plus tu as fait cela demande alpert du jaloux oui et dans quel but exposés ci follement pour m'amuser pour prouver que je n'ai pas peur ah oui le père irrité de la sorte gloriole de son fils et du mauvais sentiments qui l'avait porté à essayer de s'en faire honneur 23 à lui et le prenant par l'oreille il lui a appris à ne plus confondre le courage utile hélas cette témérité end of courage et témérité test recording et c'est le public domaine