Czechoslovak Fairy Tales
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" However, when they saw that Yanechek was not to be moved, they went to their sister and tried to help her. Whereupon Yanechek whipped out the other two blackberry switches and struck them also on their soft pretty hands, first one and then the other. After that they, too, could not move and it was easy enough to bind them and make them prisoners.
" Now I've got the three of you, you wicked Yezinkas ! " Yanechek said. " It was you who gouged 136 CZECHOSLOVAK FAIRY TALES out my poor old master'...s eyes, you know it was! And you shall not escape until you do as I ask. " He left them there and ran home to his master to whom he said: " Come, grandfather, for I have found a means of restoring your eyes!" He took the old man by the hand and led him through the woods, along the bank of the river, and up the grassy hillside where the three Yezinkas were still struggling and weeping.
Then he said to the first of them: " Tell me now where my master's eyes are. If you don't tell me, I'll throw you into the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" However, when they saw that Yanechek was not to be moved, they went to their sister and tried to help her. Whereupon Yanechek whipped out the other two blackberry switches and struck them also on their soft pretty hands, first one and then the other. After that they, too, could not move and it was easy enough to bind them and make them prisoners.
" Now I've got the three of you, you wicked Yezinkas ! " Yanechek said. " It was you who gouged 136 CZECHOSLOVAK FAIRY TALES out my poor old master'...s eyes, you know it was! And you shall not escape until you do as I ask. " He left them there and ran home to his master to whom he said: " Come, grandfather, for I have found a means of restoring your eyes!" He took the old man by the hand and led him through the woods, along the bank of the river, and up the grassy hillside where the three Yezinkas were still struggling and weeping.
Then he said to the first of them: " Tell me now where my master's eyes are. If you don't tell me, I'll throw you into the river.
What to read after Czechoslovak Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fillmore Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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