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«Over the meadows and through the lanes he traveled,
stopping to speak to the little wild mice, or the crickets,
or the chipmunks, who knew him—all of them—and were
never afraid when he went by. At every farmhouse he
rested and rapped at the door and asked for—what do
you think?—just a few apples! And the farmers had so
many apples that they were glad to give some of them
away, and the old man's bag was soon full to the very brim.»
APPLE-SEED JOHN
C. S. B. Adapted from the legends associated with John Chapman.
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