Fairy Tales From South Africa
Fairy Tales From South Africa
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The little girls laughed and chattered, and sometimes sang a song of travel, for it was a holiday, and they were happy.
Then they left the flat plains and began to ascend the course of a tiny stream which came 152 Digitized by Google -\; r.- The Reward of Industry down from the hills. The path led in and out among huge rocks and tall trees hung with creepers. Little ferns were beginning to show their fronds, and here and there nodded a brilliant scarlet daisy. The mother still walked first, and... the bushes grew thicker and thicker.
The path gave a sharp turn, and there, right before them, lay an enormous snake. He was coiled in the very middle of the narrow road, and his wicked head was poised ready to attack them. In truth, he was an ogre in disguise, for he looked at the mother and said at once in a deep voice, " Where are you going to ? " The poor mother fled shrieking into the thorny bush, but the snake was much quicker than she.
He threw himself round her in great folds, and in a few minutes he had eaten her up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The little girls laughed and chattered, and sometimes sang a song of travel, for it was a holiday, and they were happy.
Then they left the flat plains and began to ascend the course of a tiny stream which came 152 Digitized by Google -\; r.- The Reward of Industry down from the hills. The path led in and out among huge rocks and tall trees hung with creepers. Little ferns were beginning to show their fronds, and here and there nodded a brilliant scarlet daisy. The mother still walked first, and... the bushes grew thicker and thicker.
The path gave a sharp turn, and there, right before them, lay an enormous snake. He was coiled in the very middle of the narrow road, and his wicked head was poised ready to attack them. In truth, he was an ogre in disguise, for he looked at the mother and said at once in a deep voice, " Where are you going to ? " The poor mother fled shrieking into the thorny bush, but the snake was much quicker than she.
He threw himself round her in great folds, and in a few minutes he had eaten her up.
What to read after Fairy Tales From South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs. E. J. Bourhill, Mrs. J. B. Drake, W. Herbert Holloway to read onlineMoreLess
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