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At the Back of the North Wind

CHAPTER XXVII
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Every one knew him, and every one was eager to have a look, and a smile, and a kind word from him.
Diamond sat down on a stool at the head of Nanny's bed.

She laid her hand in his.

No one else of her old acquaintance had been near her.
Suddenly a little voice called aloud-- "Won't Mr.Raymond tell us a story ?" "Oh, yes, please do! please do!" cried several little voices which also were stronger than the rest.

For Mr.Raymond was in the habit of telling them a story when he went to see them, and they enjoyed it far more than the other nice things which the doctor permitted him to give them.
"Very well," said Mr.Raymond, "I will.

What sort of a story shall it be ?" "A true story," said one little girl.
"A fairy tale," said a little boy.
"Well," said Mr.Raymond, "I suppose, as there is a difference, I may choose.


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