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قراءة كتاب The Old Man's Bag
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THE OLD MAN'S BAG
By
T. W. H. CROSLAND
PICTURES BY
J. R. MONSELL
LONDON:
GRANT RICHARDS 1903
ILLUSTRATIONS.
| HE OLD MAN WENT FOR A WALK | Frontispiece |
| PAGE | |
| THE OLD MAN SAID "CHUCK, CHUCK!" | 2 |
| THE RED POLICEMAN RAN AFTER HIM | 7 |
| "WHATEVER ARE YOU LAUGHING AT?" | 10 |
| SHE TOOK THE BAG DOWN | 15 |
| "BUTTER IS CHEAP TO-DAY" | 18 |
| "YOU ARE A VERY FOOLISH OLD WOMAN" | 23 |
| WHO SHOULD STEP IN BUT THE RED POLICEMAN | 26 |
| "PLEASE MEASURE ME FOR A SOLDIER'S SUIT" | 31 |
| HE BEGAN TO STRUT ABOUT | 42 |
| THE OLD WOMAN WAS KNOCKING APPLES OFF A TREE | 47 |
| BURNT THE PIECES ON THE FIRE | 58 |
THE OLD MAN'S BAG.
CHAPTER I.
The old man lived in a wood. He had a wife and a bag. The bag was quite a large bag. One day the old man went out for a walk. He took the bag with him. By and by he saw a hen in a field. Now when you see a hen in a field you say "Chuck, chuck!" The old man said "Chuck, chuck!" And the hen came to him. So that he caught her by the neck and put her in his bag. She made a great to-do, but he put her in.
