Japanese Fairy Tale Series volume Ser1 No5
Japanese Fairy Tale Series volume Ser1 No5
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" First, " he said, " parch me some beans. " And the old man parched them. The rab- bit put the parched beans in a pouch and said, "Now to the mountain again;" and away he went. The badger was attracted by the smell, and came and said; f "Give me about a handful of those beans. " This was what the rab- bit was expecting. So he said; "I will if you will carry a bundle of dry-grass for me over to yon mountain. " "I will do as you say without fail, " replied the bad- ger, "only first give me the b...eans. " He begged importunately, but the rabbit said; "Yes, after you have carried the load of dry-grass. " He then put on his back a great pile of dried-grass and sent the badger on before, while he took out his flint and struck out a spark, and set the bundle on fire.
The badger alarmed at the noise asked, "what is that?" The rabbit replied; "That is KacU-KacU Mountain. "* Soon the fire began to kindle and spread in the dried- grass* The badger, " Click-Click Mountain, or the Mountain of Victory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" First, " he said, " parch me some beans. " And the old man parched them. The rab- bit put the parched beans in a pouch and said, "Now to the mountain again;" and away he went. The badger was attracted by the smell, and came and said; f "Give me about a handful of those beans. " This was what the rab- bit was expecting. So he said; "I will if you will carry a bundle of dry-grass for me over to yon mountain. " "I will do as you say without fail, " replied the bad- ger, "only first give me the b...eans. " He begged importunately, but the rabbit said; "Yes, after you have carried the load of dry-grass. " He then put on his back a great pile of dried-grass and sent the badger on before, while he took out his flint and struck out a spark, and set the bundle on fire.
The badger alarmed at the noise asked, "what is that?" The rabbit replied; "That is KacU-KacU Mountain. "* Soon the fire began to kindle and spread in the dried- grass* The badger, " Click-Click Mountain, or the Mountain of Victory.
What to read after Japanese Fairy Tale Series volume Ser1 No5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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