Summary

Portrait of Walter Crane Walter Crane,  Legends for Lionel: in pen and pencil

“ But Lionel takes to another branch of the black business,
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and, followed by his tinker’s dog, he trundles his workshop.
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On the common he meets a pot and a kettle in hot dispute:
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having mended their little difference with a bit of cracked looking glass,
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further on he meets with some keen customers,
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and a whole population of pots and pans,
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besides sets of fire-irons waiting to be set on their legs.
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Source: Gutenberg

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