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One day he had occasion to call at a house by the road side, where a woman and her little boy lived. Whilst he was talking to the woman, he saw that she was making the oven hot, and the little boy said to him, , "Mother's holing the oven to put me in. " But the gentleman thought that the boy was only joking, so he took no heed, and rode away. But he had not gone far before a magpie crossed his path, and kept flying in front of his horse, and would not go away. So at last he thought that the mag...pie wanted him to turn back. So he rode straight back to the house, and when he got there he found that the woman had gone, and that the poor little boy was roasting in the oven. 48 . THE OLD WOMAN AND THE FAlRY. F THERE was once an old woman who lived in the ruins of a castle that stood in the midst of a great forest. This old woman used to kidnap girls to help her in many ways, and * From Nottinghamshire. F From North Derbyshire. HOUSEHOLD TALES. 47 she taught them witchcraft. These girls feared the old woman, but one of them who was very conceited and vain said to the other girls that she could do anything that the old woman might set her to do, no matter how hard it was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One day he had occasion to call at a house by the road side, where a woman and her little boy lived. Whilst he was talking to the woman, he saw that she was making the oven hot, and the little boy said to him, , "Mother's holing the oven to put me in. " But the gentleman thought that the boy was only joking, so he took no heed, and rode away. But he had not gone far before a magpie crossed his path, and kept flying in front of his horse, and would not go away. So at last he thought that the mag...pie wanted him to turn back. So he rode straight back to the house, and when he got there he found that the woman had gone, and that the poor little boy was roasting in the oven. 48 . THE OLD WOMAN AND THE FAlRY. F THERE was once an old woman who lived in the ruins of a castle that stood in the midst of a great forest. This old woman used to kidnap girls to help her in many ways, and * From Nottinghamshire. F From North Derbyshire. HOUSEHOLD TALES. 47 she taught them witchcraft. These girls feared the old woman, but one of them who was very conceited and vain said to the other girls that she could do anything that the old woman might set her to do, no matter how hard it was.
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