Boys And Girls Bookshelf (Vol 2 of 17)
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" So at last the King yielded, and Boots set out. But there were noretainers to go with him, and his father had only an old, broken-downhorse to give him, for the other brothers had taken all the fine horsesfrom the stables, for their own riding, and to bring back their bridesupon. But Boots set forth right merrily on the old horse, often stoppingto let him rest, for he could not go fast, as could a younger steed.
As they journeyed through the woods a Raven fell almost at the horse'sfeet, and B...oots pulled him back quickly, that the bird might not bestamped upon.
"I thank you, good master, " said the Raven. "I am so hungry that I wasfaint, and fell from the tree. Will you give me something to eat, and Iwill serve you faithfully?" "As for that, " said Boots, "I see not how you can serve me, and I havebut scant food. But if you are so hungry that you fell from a tree, youmust need food badly, so I will give you a share of my own. " So Boots gave the Raven some food, and went on through the forest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So at last the King yielded, and Boots set out. But there were noretainers to go with him, and his father had only an old, broken-downhorse to give him, for the other brothers had taken all the fine horsesfrom the stables, for their own riding, and to bring back their bridesupon. But Boots set forth right merrily on the old horse, often stoppingto let him rest, for he could not go fast, as could a younger steed.
As they journeyed through the woods a Raven fell almost at the horse'sfeet, and B...oots pulled him back quickly, that the bird might not bestamped upon.
"I thank you, good master, " said the Raven. "I am so hungry that I wasfaint, and fell from the tree. Will you give me something to eat, and Iwill serve you faithfully?" "As for that, " said Boots, "I see not how you can serve me, and I havebut scant food. But if you are so hungry that you fell from a tree, youmust need food badly, so I will give you a share of my own. " So Boots gave the Raven some food, and went on through the forest.
What to read after Boys And Girls Bookshelf (Vol 2 of 17)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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