Fairy Stories
Fairy Stories
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Then they consulted together for some time, and at last they agreed that the Son, because he would not ol>cy the Dwarf and did not any longer belong to his Father, should place? himself in an open boat which laid uj)on the waters, and then that his Father should give the vessel a push that it might float whither it would.
The Son, therefore, took leave of his Fa- ther, and set himself in the boat, which the Father thereupon pushed off; but, unhappily, the boat turned bottom up- wards with the f...orce of the shock, and 90 THE KING OF THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN.
the Father was forced to return home with the belief that his Son was dead, which grieved him sorely.
But the boat did not entirely sink, but floated quietly away, with the youth cling- ing to it, till at length it touched on an unknown land and remained there. The youth then scrambled on ashore, and saw, just opposite, a fine castle, towards which he hurried.
As soon as he entered he found that it was an enchanted palace, and he walked through all the rooms, and found them all empty, till he came to the last, in which he discovered a snake curling itself round and round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then they consulted together for some time, and at last they agreed that the Son, because he would not ol>cy the Dwarf and did not any longer belong to his Father, should place? himself in an open boat which laid uj)on the waters, and then that his Father should give the vessel a push that it might float whither it would.
The Son, therefore, took leave of his Fa- ther, and set himself in the boat, which the Father thereupon pushed off; but, unhappily, the boat turned bottom up- wards with the f...orce of the shock, and 90 THE KING OF THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN.
the Father was forced to return home with the belief that his Son was dead, which grieved him sorely.
But the boat did not entirely sink, but floated quietly away, with the youth cling- ing to it, till at length it touched on an unknown land and remained there. The youth then scrambled on ashore, and saw, just opposite, a fine castle, towards which he hurried.
As soon as he entered he found that it was an enchanted palace, and he walked through all the rooms, and found them all empty, till he came to the last, in which he discovered a snake curling itself round and round.
What to read after Fairy Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Ernest Hinkly Salmon to read onlineMoreLess
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