Told in the Coffee House Turkish Tales
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When Ahmet came for his goose the baker said: "Friend, thy goose has flown. " "Flown?" said Ahmet, "what lies! Am I thy grandfather s grandchild that thou shouldst laugh in my beard?" Seizing one of the baker s large shovels, he lifted it to strike him, but, as fate would have it, the handle put out the eye of the baker s boy, and Ahmet, frightened at what he had done, ran off, closely followed by the baker and his boy, the latter crying: "My eye!" In his hurry Ahmet knocked over a child, killi...ng it, and the father of the child joined in the chase, calling out: "My daughter!" Ahmet, well-nigh distracted, rushed into a mosque and up a minaret. To escape his pursuers he leaped from the parapet, and fell 86 The Goose, Eye, Daughter, and Arm upon a vender who was passing by, breaking his arm. The vender also began pursuing him, calling out: "My arm!" Ahmet was finally caught and brought before the Cadi, who no doubt was feeling contented with the world, having just enjoyed the deli cious goose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Ahmet came for his goose the baker said: "Friend, thy goose has flown. " "Flown?" said Ahmet, "what lies! Am I thy grandfather s grandchild that thou shouldst laugh in my beard?" Seizing one of the baker s large shovels, he lifted it to strike him, but, as fate would have it, the handle put out the eye of the baker s boy, and Ahmet, frightened at what he had done, ran off, closely followed by the baker and his boy, the latter crying: "My eye!" In his hurry Ahmet knocked over a child, killi...ng it, and the father of the child joined in the chase, calling out: "My daughter!" Ahmet, well-nigh distracted, rushed into a mosque and up a minaret. To escape his pursuers he leaped from the parapet, and fell 86 The Goose, Eye, Daughter, and Arm upon a vender who was passing by, breaking his arm. The vender also began pursuing him, calling out: "My arm!" Ahmet was finally caught and brought before the Cadi, who no doubt was feeling contented with the world, having just enjoyed the deli cious goose.
What to read after Told in the Coffee House Turkish Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cyrus Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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