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20315	Leavitt, Elizabeth Davis	The Grasshopper Stories			.txt	text/plain	3437	338	101	looked up at him as if to say, "Come on, Billy, let's march!" The little "What is the matter this morning, Billy?" the grasshopper asked. As he stood in the door-way, a shame-faced little Billy, "Good-morning, Grasshopper," said Billy. "Why don't you help the ant, Billy?" asked the grasshopper. "You are welcome," said Billy and he and the grasshopper went on their "O Billy," exclaimed the grasshopper, "Don't you hear its mother calling "O, please come back, grasshopper!" called Billy, "and tell me, did the "I am glad you went with me, Grasshopper," said Billy. "Good-bye," said Billy, as he ran in to give his mother the flowers and "O Billy," cried the grasshopper, "if you lost your little tin-soldier, The grasshopper put his head on the other side and looked at Billy. "You look very happy, Billy," said the grasshopper, "I guess you must	./cache/20315.txt	./txt/20315.txt