t out, t, and at last reacaking o tables as stable boy. But t  to get rid of unity soon presented itself. to t;If you could free my daug ain island, Id give o you in marriage. ty is t nobody ed to free ; t no time in replying. quot;try sending my servant, wting ;

    t once and asked, quot;Can you set my daug;

    quot;Your daugell me ;

    t;I  youll lose your o me  ;

    t to tco reaco ;Ask for a s;

    t to t  and ready to ;

    three decks loaded.

    quot;No; said t; me.quot; t ourned out to c strange cargo and a crew of one, wo be on  legs.

    traig time t and entered a port. All t on sealt. At last a voice asked, quot; cargo do you carry?quot;

    quot;C; replied the old sailor.

    quot;Fine,quot; t;ts ;

    It s, s s, ire cargo, but  any time you need us, you o say, Rats, fine rats,  to ;

    ts came aboard and unloaded the cheese rinds in a flash.

    From to anot  all in port. It  a ree any; cargo do you bring?quot; asked voices in the dark.

    quot;Bread crumbs,quot; replied the sailor.

    quot;Fine! ts just ;

    It s, s s. Nor did t t;o say, Ants, fine ants,  tter w;

    ts carried all t moorings, and t off again.

    It came to an island of rocky cliffs t dropped straigo port. quot; cargo do you bring?quot; cried voices from above.

    quot;Stinking carrion!quot;

    quot;Excellent! ts just ; and he ship.

    It ures, ined entirely by turn to ;Vultures, fine vultures, ;

    After several