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Said the girl as she read, "That was grand, I declare! What a true, what a lovely, sweet soul!" In half an hour she went up the stair, Looking as black as a coal! SAID THE GIRL AS SHE READ THAT WAS GRAND I DECLARE WHAT A TRUE WHAT A LOVELY SWEET SOUL IN HALF AN HOUR SHE WENT UP THE STAIR LOOKING AS BLACK AS A COAL
 their own abode-- Sought them till evening foggy and dim, Did not wait till they came to him; And every day after did what he could, Gave them work and gave them food. Thus he made war on the wintry weather, And his health and the spring came back together. But, lo, a change had passed on the king, Like the change of the world in that same spring! His face had grown noble and good to see, And the crown sat well on his majesty. Now he ate enough, and ate no more, He drank about half what he drank before, He reigned a real king in Aureoland, Reigned with his head and his heart and his hand. All this through the fool did come to pass. And every Christmas-eve that was, The palace-gates stood open wide And the poor came in from every side, And the king rose up and served them duly, And his people loved him very truly. _SAID_ AND _DID_. Said the boy as he read, "I too will be bold, I will fight for the truth and its glory!" He went to the playground, and soon had told A very cowardly story!  SAID AND DID BY GEORGE MAC DONALD READ FOR LIEBER BOX THAT ORG BY SWEET HOME SAID THE BOY AS HE READ I TOO WILL BE BOLD I WILL FIGHT FOR THE TRUTH AND ITS GLORY HE WENT TO THE PLAYGROUND AND SOON HAD TOLD A VERY COWARDLY STORY
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