Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen, What the Second Mouse Had to Tell, sentence 65

I thought of sticks as hobby-horses, staves of music or rhyme, of breaking a stick over a man's back, and heaven knows how many more phrases of the same sort relating to sticks, staves, and skewers.

Who acts: I, heaven, same sort · What happens: think, break, know, relate, phrase · To what, where: stick, back, many more phrases, same sort

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