Folk Tales From the Russian
Folk Tales From the Russian
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" Two of the brothers, as clever people, promised their father to do according to his bidding, but the Simpleton did not even promise; he only scratched his head.
The old man died and was buried. During the celebration the family and guests had plenty of pancakes to eat and plenty of whisky to wash them down.
8o FOLK TALES FROM THE RUSSIAN Now you remember that on the first night Thomas was to go to the grave; but he was too lazy, or possibly afraid, so he said to the Simpleton: "I must be up v...ery early to-morrow morning; I have to thresh; go thou for me to our father's grave. " "All right, " answered Ivanoushka the Simpleton. He took a slice of black rye bread, went to the grave, stretched him- self out, and soon began to snore.
The church clock struck midnight ; the wind roared, the owl cried in the trees, the grave opened and the old man came out and asked: "Who is there?" "I, " answered Ivanoushka.
"Well, my dear son, I will reward thee for thine obedience, " said the father.
Lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Two of the brothers, as clever people, promised their father to do according to his bidding, but the Simpleton did not even promise; he only scratched his head.
The old man died and was buried. During the celebration the family and guests had plenty of pancakes to eat and plenty of whisky to wash them down.
8o FOLK TALES FROM THE RUSSIAN Now you remember that on the first night Thomas was to go to the grave; but he was too lazy, or possibly afraid, so he said to the Simpleton: "I must be up v...ery early to-morrow morning; I have to thresh; go thou for me to our father's grave. " "All right, " answered Ivanoushka the Simpleton. He took a slice of black rye bread, went to the grave, stretched him- self out, and soon began to snore.
The church clock struck midnight ; the wind roared, the owl cried in the trees, the grave opened and the old man came out and asked: "Who is there?" "I, " answered Ivanoushka.
"Well, my dear son, I will reward thee for thine obedience, " said the father.
Lo !
What to read after Folk Tales From the Russian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verra Xenophontovna Kalamatiano De Blumenthal to read onlineMoreLess
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