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They were constantly at war with the cranes.
Illustration by Virginia Frances sterrett, from Tanglewood tales, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Philadelphia, 1921.
Via archive.org.Posted on May 13, 2010 via OBI Scrapbook Blog with 25 notes
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我跟人類那麼不合嗎??? T^T
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Once Upon a Time, the Animals were people, too. Being well-acquainted with the Fox, I endevour to tell his stories. There may be angels as well, and gods and demons and monsters, but at the heart of it all is a Fox, the very first Fox.
