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〃'Well; really;' answered the Miller; 'as I have given you my

wheelbarrow; I don't think that it is much to ask you for a few flowers。 I

may be wrong; but I should have thought that friendship; true friendship;

selfishness of any kind。'

〃'My dear friend; my best friend;' cried little Hans; 'you are wele to

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The Happy Prince and Other Tales

all the flowers in my garden。 I would much sooner have your good

opinion than my silver buttons; any day'; and he ran and plucked all his

pretty primroses; and filled the Miller's basket。

〃'Good…bye; little Hans;' said the Miller; as he went up the hill with the

plank on his shoulder; and the big basket in his hand。

〃'Good…bye;' said little Hans; and he began to dig aerrily;

he was so pleased about the wheelbarrow。

〃The next day he was nailing up some honeysuckle against the porch;

when he heard the Miller's voice calling to him from the road。 So he

jumped off the ladder; and ran down the garden; and looked over the wall。

〃There was the Miller with a large sack of flour on his back。

〃'Dear little Hans;' said the Miller; 'would you mind carrying this sack

of flour for me to market?'

〃'Oh; I am so sorry;' said Hans; 'but I am really very busy to…day。 I

have got all my creepers to nail up; and all my flowers to water; and all my

grass to roll。'

〃'Well; really;' said the Miller; 'I think that; considering that I am going

to give you my wheelbarrow; it is rather unfriendly of you to refuse。'

〃'Oh; don't say that;' cried little Hans; 'I wouldn't be unfriendly for the

whole world'; and he ran in for his cap; and trudged off with the big sack

on his s

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