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BALL-CARRIER AND THE BAD ONE
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his bow and arrows, but the moment he saw the ball, which was made of glass whose blues and greens and


THE LITTLE BOY IN THE WITCH’S HUT


whites, all frosted over, kept changing one into the other, he flung down his bow, and stooped to pick the ball up.

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