Flemish Legends
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And he said : " That will make me a good seat, comfort- able enough to rest on for a little while. " And sitting down on the stone he once again prayed to the devil to let him have health and beauty.
By and by, although it was still daylight, and the small birds, warblers and finches, sang in the woods joyously, and there was a bright sun and a soft wind, Sir Halewyn went off to sleep, for he was very tired.
Having slept until it was night, he was suddenly awakened by a strange sound. And he sa...w, by the light of the high moon and the clear stars, as it were a little animal, with a coat like a mossy stone, who was scratching up the earth beneath the rock, now and again thrusting his head into the hole he had made, as a dog does hunting moles.
Sir Halewyn, thinking it was some wild thing, hit at it with his sword.
But the sword was broken at its touch, and a little manni- kin of stone leapt up on to his shoulders, and smote his cheeks sharply with his hard hands, and said, wheezing and laughing : " Seek, Siewert Halewyn ; seek song and sickle, sickle and song ; seek, seek, ill-favoured one !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he said : " That will make me a good seat, comfort- able enough to rest on for a little while. " And sitting down on the stone he once again prayed to the devil to let him have health and beauty.
By and by, although it was still daylight, and the small birds, warblers and finches, sang in the woods joyously, and there was a bright sun and a soft wind, Sir Halewyn went off to sleep, for he was very tired.
Having slept until it was night, he was suddenly awakened by a strange sound. And he sa...w, by the light of the high moon and the clear stars, as it were a little animal, with a coat like a mossy stone, who was scratching up the earth beneath the rock, now and again thrusting his head into the hole he had made, as a dog does hunting moles.
Sir Halewyn, thinking it was some wild thing, hit at it with his sword.
But the sword was broken at its touch, and a little manni- kin of stone leapt up on to his shoulders, and smote his cheeks sharply with his hard hands, and said, wheezing and laughing : " Seek, Siewert Halewyn ; seek song and sickle, sickle and song ; seek, seek, ill-favoured one !
What to read after Flemish Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Coster to read onlineMoreLess
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