Folk-Lore And Legends: German
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On each side were two rows of burning lights ofall sizes; the greatest as large as a tower, and the smallest nolarger than a rushlight.
"Well, wife, " said the fisherman, as he looked at all this grandeur, "are you pope?" "Yes, " said she; "I am pope. " "Well, " replied he, "it is a grand thing to be pope; and now you mustbe content, for you can be nothing greater. " "I will consider about that, " replied the wife.
Then they went to bed; but Dame Alice could not sleep all night forthinking what... she should be next. At last morning came, and the sunrose.
"Ha!" thought she, as she looked at it through the window, "cannot Iprevent the sun rising?" At this she was very angry, and wakened her husband, and said-- "Husband, go to the fish, and tell him I want to be lord of the sunand moon. " The fisherman was half asleep; but the thought frightened him so muchthat he started and fell out of bed.
"Alas! wife, " said he, "cannot you be content to be pope?" "No, " said she, "I am very uneasy, and cannot bear to see the sun andmoon rise without my leave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On each side were two rows of burning lights ofall sizes; the greatest as large as a tower, and the smallest nolarger than a rushlight.
"Well, wife, " said the fisherman, as he looked at all this grandeur, "are you pope?" "Yes, " said she; "I am pope. " "Well, " replied he, "it is a grand thing to be pope; and now you mustbe content, for you can be nothing greater. " "I will consider about that, " replied the wife.
Then they went to bed; but Dame Alice could not sleep all night forthinking what... she should be next. At last morning came, and the sunrose.
"Ha!" thought she, as she looked at it through the window, "cannot Iprevent the sun rising?" At this she was very angry, and wakened her husband, and said-- "Husband, go to the fish, and tell him I want to be lord of the sunand moon. " The fisherman was half asleep; but the thought frightened him so muchthat he started and fell out of bed.
"Alas! wife, " said he, "cannot you be content to be pope?" "No, " said she, "I am very uneasy, and cannot bear to see the sun andmoon rise without my leave.
What to read after Folk-Lore And Legends: German?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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