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• 1.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（9）
• Then Simpkin went on tip-toe and took a little parcel of silk out of the tea-pot, and looked at it in the moonlight; and he felt quite ashamed of his ...
• 2.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（8）
• Mew! Mew! interrupted Simpkin, and he scratched at the door. But the key was under the tailors pillow, he could not get in. The little mice only laugh...
• 3.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（7）
• When the Cathedral clock struck twelve there was an answer like an echo of the chimes and Simpkin heard it, and came out of the tailors door, and wand...
• 4.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（6）
• Whenever the tailor muttered and talked in his sleep, Simpkin said Miaw-ger-r-w-s-s-ch! and made strange horrid noises, as cats do at night. For the p...
• 5.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（5）
• And out from under tea-cups and from under bowls and basins, stepped other and more little mice who hopped away down off the dresser and under the wai...
• 6.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（4）
• Now what can that be? said the Tailor of Gloucester, jumping up from his chair. The dresser was covered with crockery and pipkins, willow pattern plat...
• 7.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（3）
• The tailor came out of his shop at dark, for he did not sleep there at nights; he fastened the window and locked the door, and took away the key. No o...
• 8.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（2）
• THE TAILOR OFGLOUCESTER BY BEATRIX POTTER Author of The Tale of Peter Rabbit, etcILL BE AT CHARGES FOR A LOOKING-GLASS, AND ENTERTAIN A SCORE OR TWO O...
• 9.THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER（1）
• THE TAILOR OF GLOUCESTER The Tale of Gloucester was privately printed in 1902 before Frederick Warne Co published it in October 1903. The book was com...
• 10.THE TALE OF SQUIRREL NUTKIN（4）
• On the sixth day, which was Saturday, the squirrels came again for the last time; they brought a new-laid eggin a little rush basket as a last parting...