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17521	Dodge, Louis	Everychild A Story Which The Old May Interpret to the Young and Which the Young May Interpret to the Old			.txt	text/plain	47145	4150	94	His father moved a little, but still he did not look at Everychild. left the door open, Everychild," she said. "I know," said Father Time, "that the Giant Fear lives outside that know me, I suppose?--the Giant Fear who always makes Everychild "Very well," he said, placing the lamp in Everychild's hands. Grettel said, "Oh, Hansel!" in such a tone that Everychild regarded her "I recognized you," said Everychild, "though I didn't know you lived in The giant said nothing at all; and at last Everychild spoke: "I'm not Everychild did not like to go without having seen Old Mother Hubbard; Then Tom, turning to Everychild, said--"Come, we'll go." "You mean the giant," said Everychild. The little boy slipped his hand away from Everychild's and "You must be the boys coming home," said Everychild. "You shall come with me," said Everychild. "I didn't know you were here," said Everychild.	./cache/17521.txt	./txt/17521.txt