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THE POND
_By Carl Ewald_
TRANSLATED FROM
THE DANISH BY
ALEXANDER TEIXEIRA DE MATTOS
AND
ILLUSTRATED BY
_Warwick Reynolds_
[Illustration]
THORNTON BUTTERWORTH LTD
15 BEDFORD ST LONDON WC2
_Published 1922_
[Illustration]
THE ROYAL ROAD
LIBRARY
THE CARL EWALD BOOKS
Translated by
ALEXANDER TEIXEIRA DE MATTOS
* * * * *
1. TWO-LEGS
2. THE OLD WILLOW TREE
and other stories
6. THE POND
THE NETTA SYRETT BOOKS
3. TOBY & THE ODD BEASTS
4. RACHEL & THE SEVEN WONDERS
8. MAGIC LONDON
THE W. H. KOEBEL BOOKS
5. THE BUTTERFLIES' DAY
7. THE PAGEANT OF THE FLOWERS
* * * * *
THE ROYAL ROAD LIBRARY
THE POND
[Illustration: THE CRAYFISH DROPPED OFF p. 105]
CONTENTS
_Page_
CHAPTER I.
THE BEGINNING 13
CHAPTER II.
A MAN OF THE WORLD 19
CHAPTER III.
A MOTHER 27
CHAPTER IV.
THE WATER-SPIDER 37
CHAPTER V.
THE BLADDER-WORT 49
CHAPTER VI.
SUMMER 59
CHAPTER VII.
THE CARP 67
CHAPTER VIII.
THE MUSSEL 77
CHAPTER IX.
THE WATER-LILY 91
CHAPTER X.
THE CRAY-FISH'S JOURNEY 99
CHAPTER XI.
THE WORST DAY OF ALL 109
CHAPTER XII.
THE END 123
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
The cray-fish dropped off (_Colour_) _Frontispiece_
The pike appeared among the reeds with wide-open
mouth and rows of sharp teeth and angry
eyes (_Colour_) 40
'He was in my way,' said the spider 44
'Oh! really,' said the perch (_Colour_) 64
He slammed his shell down 80
The Water Lily (_Colour_) 96
He lay in the water, hit by a stray shot 116
CHAPTER I
The Beginning
[Illustration]
One day in early spring, a young reed-warbler sat in a bush in Italy and
hung his beak.
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