Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Tabart's Collection of Popular Stories for the Nursery, Vol. 1: From the French, Italian, and Old English Writers
The thought immediately struck him that it must be going to the fine town of Lon don and, taking courage, he asked the wag goner to let him walk with him by the side of the waggon. The Waggoner, hearing from poor Dick that he had no parents, and seeing by his ragged condition that he could not be worse off, told him he might go if he would so they set off together.
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