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Babette e Antone erano i figli di un povero boscaiolo. Loro vissero.

Now though their father toiled in this forest from dawn until dark, he could earn but little. Wood in that region was plentiful, and woodcutters were numerous. Their mother made fine laces which Antone carried to the market to sell; but in spite Not quite so fine as Christmas Babette answered Antone as he carve.is gay on that night." Antone finished the jack-o'-lantern and piled it with a dozen more in his little cart. He would sell them all in the village when he took his vegetables to market the next day; no one else could carve such splendid pumpkin faces as Antone. of all their efforts, the poor parents seldom could give their childrenNot quite so fine as Christmas Babette answered Antone as he carved the teeth in the last jack lantern "but Halloween is very fine nevertheless. It is comical to see the jack lanterns bobbing up and down with their faces grinning in the candle light. And on Halloween the boys and girls play pranks on their elders that they would be well switched for at any other time; but every one laughs and is gay on that night.He would sell them all in the village when he took his vegetables to market the next day.Antone.Not quite so fine as Christmas Babette answered Antone as he carved the teeth in the last jack lantern "but Halloween is very fine nevertheless. It is comical to see the jack lanterns bobbing up and down with their faces grinning in the candle light. And on Halloween the boys and girls play pranks on their elders that they would be well switched for at any other time; but every one laughs and is gay on that night." Antone finished the jack-o'-lantern and piled it with a dozen more in his little cart. He would sell them all in the village when he took his vegetables to market the next day; no one else could carve such splendid pumpkin faces as Antone. more than bread and broth to eat. Often indeed the broth was lacking if the woodcutter found no hare in the traps he set.