Folk And Hero Tales
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The fellow in the corner paid little attention to the threat, and took with him the third bannock. " Well, " said the Big Lad, " if thou give no heed of thine own free will thou shalt give heed against thy will. I will make thee put back what thou hast taken with thec. " Then he gave a great heavy leap, ending in a fall, and was above the Brownie (?) (Urnisg). They went in each other's grips, and wrestled dreadfully. With a turn or two they threw down the kiln, they shattered the Mill, and peop...le far and near heard the terrible deafening noise which was in the Mill. The Miller heard it in his bed, and it put him in such fear that he wrapped the bed-clothes about him, and crept down at the foot of the bed. His wife, shrieking, leapt over on the floor, and went on all-fours in under the bed. At last the Big Lad subdued the Brownie (?). The Brownie asked to let him go, but the Big Lad said he T/ie Son of the Strong Man of the Wood. 199 would not let him go in that way. " Thou shalt not get away until thou repair the Mill and put up the kiln with the bannocks on it as thou didst find them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fellow in the corner paid little attention to the threat, and took with him the third bannock. " Well, " said the Big Lad, " if thou give no heed of thine own free will thou shalt give heed against thy will. I will make thee put back what thou hast taken with thec. " Then he gave a great heavy leap, ending in a fall, and was above the Brownie (?) (Urnisg). They went in each other's grips, and wrestled dreadfully. With a turn or two they threw down the kiln, they shattered the Mill, and peop...le far and near heard the terrible deafening noise which was in the Mill. The Miller heard it in his bed, and it put him in such fear that he wrapped the bed-clothes about him, and crept down at the foot of the bed. His wife, shrieking, leapt over on the floor, and went on all-fours in under the bed. At last the Big Lad subdued the Brownie (?). The Brownie asked to let him go, but the Big Lad said he T/ie Son of the Strong Man of the Wood. 199 would not let him go in that way. " Thou shalt not get away until thou repair the Mill and put up the kiln with the bannocks on it as thou didst find them.
What to read after Folk And Hero Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Macdougall to read onlineMoreLess
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