Jolly Calle Other Swedish Fairy Tales
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Here at the mill the work rarely, if ever, came to a standstill. The wheel turned by day and by night, and sack after sack of the whitest flour was borne up to the mill loft. The miller was as kind and jolly as he was fat, and his wife was even ;6 ALL THE WILD WAVES kinder and fatter than he. They were well-to-do and were kind to their servants, and the work went forward right merrily. The only ones who did not work were the children. They spent their time sitting on the sacks of flour, eating ...little cakes of wheaten bread, playing hide-and-seek among the sacks in the loft, or watching the wheel as it went whirring round and round in the water. Violanta was a strong sturdy girl who worked with a will at all she had given her to do, and she was liked by her master and mistress and all the people about the mill. She was as light of foot in the dance as she was quick and ready at her work, for on Saturday evenings, when the week's work was ended and the wheel stood still, the folks at the mill were allowed to dance on the green above the rapids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here at the mill the work rarely, if ever, came to a standstill. The wheel turned by day and by night, and sack after sack of the whitest flour was borne up to the mill loft. The miller was as kind and jolly as he was fat, and his wife was even ;6 ALL THE WILD WAVES kinder and fatter than he. They were well-to-do and were kind to their servants, and the work went forward right merrily. The only ones who did not work were the children. They spent their time sitting on the sacks of flour, eating ...little cakes of wheaten bread, playing hide-and-seek among the sacks in the loft, or watching the wheel as it went whirring round and round in the water. Violanta was a strong sturdy girl who worked with a will at all she had given her to do, and she was liked by her master and mistress and all the people about the mill. She was as light of foot in the dance as she was quick and ready at her work, for on Saturday evenings, when the week's work was ended and the wheel stood still, the folks at the mill were allowed to dance on the green above the rapids.
What to read after Jolly Calle Other Swedish Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helena Nyblom to read onlineMoreLess
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