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Chap. XLIII. THE CORPORAL AND HIS CHILD.
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cried, “ Child, pray for me, and I will give you a new
gown.” So the little girl commenced the Lord’s
Prayer, the only one she knew—it was not her father
who had taught her that, but the scullion, a poor
peasant girl, of the castle. As she prayed fervently
the dog grew less and less, and at last sunk down into
the stone and disappeared. From that day the man
turned over a new leaf, became pious and well
conducted ; the little girl got her new gown; as for the
altar-stone, it remains there now, and you may still see
it, as we did, untouched.
VOL. II.
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