The godson rejoiced. He led the robber to the place where his pieces of charcoal were planted and behold! a third apple-tree had grown. And the godson remembered that when the shepherds had allowed their dry twigs to catch well, a big fire blazed up. It was only when his heart grew warm that he had been able to kindle the heart of another. And the godson rejoiced that he had now atoned for all his sins. He told the robber everything and died. The robber buried him and began to live as the godson had told him, and to teach other men what he knew. Printed in England by Butler & Tanner Selwood Printing Works Frome, Somerset * * * * * e-text transcriber note: Information was cropped off when the book used as a scan source was rebound. Emailed University of Southern Mississippi Libraries, and received confirmation from a librarian there concerning missing page references on plates: 1: The frontispiece has the word "Frontispiece.", in italics, no bracket, lower left. 2: The plate which faces page 56 in the TIA copy should face page 57 (was probably positioned incorrectly when rebound). 3: For plate facing page 82, bottom right reference reads, "[To face page 82." 4: For plate facing page 158, bottom right reference reads, "[To face page 158." 5: For the plate facing page 166, the plate actually says "[To face page 166."--but it faces 167 instead. --srjfoo, 2016-02-15 End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Tolstoi for the young, by Leo Tolstoi