Excerpt from Twelve Noble Men
Martin was a stout, hearty child, but he was very young, and of course he soon grew tired. When he was tired Kate took him on her back and trudged on. It was a long way to go, and by afternoon Martin was weary, cross and sleepy, and poor Kate felt as if she could hardly carry him any longer. She turned into a cornfield and. Sat down. She looked at Martin's red, cross face and said, My lad, your uncle Koegel won't like your looks if he sees you in this state. She then made a bed of cornstalks, laid Martin in it.
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