Stories for the Young / Or, Cheap Repository Tracts: Entertaining, Moral, and Religious. Vol. VI

As Giles had a far greater taste for living by his wits than his work, he was at one time in hopes that his children might get a pretty penny by tumbling for the diversion of travellers, and he set about training them in that indecent practice; but, unluckily, the moors being level, the carriages travelled faster than the children tumbled

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