The Whispering Knights [antikvár]

1 The witch's brew The frogs' legs weren't as bad as the children had expected. They slid quickly out of the tin and into the pan, which Susie was holding over the fire. Although they were greyish-brown and very unpleasant, Martha was relieved to see that they didn't look like real legs. She had been feeling sorry for the poor frogs. But William was looking crossly into the pan. 'We paid a lot for them!' he said. T hope they're worth it.' The children had made a small fire just inside the door of the barn. They often came to play here, as it was only just outside the village of Steeple Hampden, where they 1 K."