Fables And Folk Stories
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He looked more se- rious still. The brothers and the lords of the court began to laugh. What could be more silly than this Prince with his cherry-stone !
The Prince now cracked the cherry-stone, and took out the kernel. He split it, and found a grain of w^heat ; he opened the grain of w^heat, and there was a grain of millet-seed. All the court was now laughing. The Prince grew red in the face and muttered : — '^ White Cat, White Cat, you have deceived me. " When he said this he felt a scratch o...n his arm. He saw nothing, but it was just as if a cat scratched him. That brought him to his senses. He opened the millet-seed very care- fully, and drew forth a piece of cambric. It V7as four hundred yards long, and was so fine that it was easily drawn through the eye of the needle.
The King could ask nothing more. But he 150 THE WHITE CAT.
was not ready to give up his crown, so lie said to his sons : — " You have done nobly. Now one of you must be king. But it will not do for one to be king without a queen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked more se- rious still. The brothers and the lords of the court began to laugh. What could be more silly than this Prince with his cherry-stone !
The Prince now cracked the cherry-stone, and took out the kernel. He split it, and found a grain of w^heat ; he opened the grain of w^heat, and there was a grain of millet-seed. All the court was now laughing. The Prince grew red in the face and muttered : — '^ White Cat, White Cat, you have deceived me. " When he said this he felt a scratch o...n his arm. He saw nothing, but it was just as if a cat scratched him. That brought him to his senses. He opened the millet-seed very care- fully, and drew forth a piece of cambric. It V7as four hundred yards long, and was so fine that it was easily drawn through the eye of the needle.
The King could ask nothing more. But he 150 THE WHITE CAT.
was not ready to give up his crown, so lie said to his sons : — " You have done nobly. Now one of you must be king. But it will not do for one to be king without a queen.
What to read after Fables And Folk Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scudder Horace Elisha to read onlineMoreLess
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