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...all my life I never beheld anything more beautiful ! Harkye, my son, will you sell me that bell ? And what may be the price of it ? I have a little grandson...and offered them to him: but he still replied, " No, 1 will not sell my bell." She then offered him five dollars. " The bell ia still mine," said he. She...

...all my life I never beheld anything more beautiful ! Harkye, my son, will you sell me that bell ? And what may be the price of it ? I have a little grandson...weariness in the world that can hold out against this bell f I can ring with it away the longest time, so that it will be gone in a second." The old woman thought...

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