American Fairy Tales
American Fairy Tales
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The mother hippopotamus groaned aloud.
"But I will prepare him to overcome the black man, and to regain hisliberty, " continued Glinkomok.
Keo laughed.
"Lift your right paw, " commanded Glinkomok. Keo obeyed, and thecreature touched it with its long, hairy tongue. Then it held fourskinny hands over Keo's bowed head and mumbled some words in alanguage unknown to man or beast or fowl or fish. After this itspoke again in hippopotamese: "Your skin has now become so tough that no man can hurt you. Y...ourstrength is greater than that of ten elephants. Your foot is soswift that you can distance the wind. Your wit is sharper than thebulthorn. Let the man fear, but drive fear from your own breastforever; for of all your race you are the mightiest!" Then the terrible Glinkomok leaned over, and Keo felt its fierybreath scorch him as it whispered some further instructions in hisear. The next moment it glided back into its cave, followed by theloud thanks of the three hippopotamuses, who slid into the water andimmediately began their journey home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mother hippopotamus groaned aloud.
"But I will prepare him to overcome the black man, and to regain hisliberty, " continued Glinkomok.
Keo laughed.
"Lift your right paw, " commanded Glinkomok. Keo obeyed, and thecreature touched it with its long, hairy tongue. Then it held fourskinny hands over Keo's bowed head and mumbled some words in alanguage unknown to man or beast or fowl or fish. After this itspoke again in hippopotamese: "Your skin has now become so tough that no man can hurt you. Y...ourstrength is greater than that of ten elephants. Your foot is soswift that you can distance the wind. Your wit is sharper than thebulthorn. Let the man fear, but drive fear from your own breastforever; for of all your race you are the mightiest!" Then the terrible Glinkomok leaned over, and Keo felt its fierybreath scorch him as it whispered some further instructions in hisear. The next moment it glided back into its cave, followed by theloud thanks of the three hippopotamuses, who slid into the water andimmediately began their journey home.
What to read after American Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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