Hindu Fairy Tales Retold for Children
Hindu Fairy Tales Retold for Children
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To the goose king he gave the throne and to Sumukha the precious chair. After they had taken their seats he had them served with parched corn, honey, molasses, and many other good things that geese like to eat, and all was served on vessels of gold as befitted their rank.
When the geese Avere through feasting, King Sakula turned to the king of the golden geese, THE KING OF THE GOLDEN GEESE 155 saying, ' Sire, the fowler here tells me that words of wisdom flow from your golden mouth. Preach to u...s that we, too, may grow in good- ness and virtue. " The goose king from his golden throne talked in the language of men, which he had learned in another life on earth, to the king and his court. He asked Sakula if he enjoyed good health, and if he had wise men to help him rule his country? Did he have a wife, good and kind, and was he blest with children? The king answered yes to all his questions, where- upon the goose king told him that there seemed little that he could give him.
It was the king's turn now to ask questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the goose king he gave the throne and to Sumukha the precious chair. After they had taken their seats he had them served with parched corn, honey, molasses, and many other good things that geese like to eat, and all was served on vessels of gold as befitted their rank.
When the geese Avere through feasting, King Sakula turned to the king of the golden geese, THE KING OF THE GOLDEN GEESE 155 saying, ' Sire, the fowler here tells me that words of wisdom flow from your golden mouth. Preach to u...s that we, too, may grow in good- ness and virtue. " The goose king from his golden throne talked in the language of men, which he had learned in another life on earth, to the king and his court. He asked Sakula if he enjoyed good health, and if he had wise men to help him rule his country? Did he have a wife, good and kind, and was he blest with children? The king answered yes to all his questions, where- upon the goose king told him that there seemed little that he could give him.
It was the king's turn now to ask questions.
What to read after Hindu Fairy Tales Retold for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Griswold to read onlineMoreLess
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