1
The miller took the little one in his arms and kissed it.
2
But the miller did not suspect her of complicity in the affair.
3
The miller altered the appearance of the mill as little as possible.
4
Here he was soon engaged in comment on the master-miller and philosopher.
5
Lan must have given a huge price to make the miller sell.
6
The miller agreed, and the drunkard said, Find a boy for us.
7
So the miller made his son ride on the donkey behind him.
8
The miller obliged my brother to turn the mill thus all night.
9
Then the miller heard a voice which was not like the others.
10
He liked the mill and the miller and the miller's little girl.
11
Not far off from that village lived a miller in his mill.
12
Once upon a time there was a miller, who lived in Anglesey.
13
There were no servants in the miller's family-everybodyworked at the business.
14
In front of the miller's premises Ropes was walking up and down.
15
On the present occasion, he even ventured to wink at the miller.
16
The miller went home and followed this advice, and burned his hay.
