Basque Legends
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We heard, also, another version, which, unfortunately, we did not take down. It had something about a horse in it, and was like " The Widow and her Daughters, " in Camp- bell Vol. II. , Tale xli. , p. 265.
THE SINGING TREE, THE BIRD WHICH TELLS THE TRUTH, AND THE WATER THAT MAKES YOUNG.
LIKE many others in the world, there were three young girls. They were spinning together, and as girls must always talk about something while they are spinning, the eldest said : " You will not guess what I am t...hinking about ?" " Tell it us, tell it us, " (said the other two). " That I should like to be married to the king's valet. " " And I with his son-in-law, " said the second. And the third said : " And I with the king himself. " Now, the king lived not far from these girls, and just at that moment he was passing before the door of their house, and heard what they said. The next day the king asked the eldest : " What were you saying yesterday at such a time ? " Contes des Fees. 177 And she was ashamed to tell him, but the king pressed her so much that at last she told it : " I said that I wished to be married to your servant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We heard, also, another version, which, unfortunately, we did not take down. It had something about a horse in it, and was like " The Widow and her Daughters, " in Camp- bell Vol. II. , Tale xli. , p. 265.
THE SINGING TREE, THE BIRD WHICH TELLS THE TRUTH, AND THE WATER THAT MAKES YOUNG.
LIKE many others in the world, there were three young girls. They were spinning together, and as girls must always talk about something while they are spinning, the eldest said : " You will not guess what I am t...hinking about ?" " Tell it us, tell it us, " (said the other two). " That I should like to be married to the king's valet. " " And I with his son-in-law, " said the second. And the third said : " And I with the king himself. " Now, the king lived not far from these girls, and just at that moment he was passing before the door of their house, and heard what they said. The next day the king asked the eldest : " What were you saying yesterday at such a time ? " Contes des Fees. 177 And she was ashamed to tell him, but the king pressed her so much that at last she told it : " I said that I wished to be married to your servant.
What to read after Basque Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wentworth Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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