Llouvorko a Tale And Songs of the Valley
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If I could but unfasten this door I might be of assistance to thee. " " Is there then goodness left upon the earth ? Thanks, generous stranger ! thanks ' But Oh ! 90 LLOUVORKO. Alas ! thou never canst release me ! This massy door! 'twould resist the flash of heaven !" '* My lamp is out can you hand me a bit of blazing paper under the door ?" (asked Llouvorko. ) " I fear the crevice is two small. Hold yourself in readiness to receive it when I thrust it under, else the wind will extinguish it. "... A single burning straw was now pushed, under the door, with which, after some difficulty, he relighted the lamp. " The bars are not locked, (said Llouvorko) There! one's down. " He undid bar after bar, and bolt ufter bolt, and when he thought he had unfastened them all, he tried to open the door, but it would not move. " I have undone all the bars, (said he) and yet the door will not open. " " There's a bolt in the middle which shoots down into the earth, " (said the voice. ) " I see none. " " Look again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I could but unfasten this door I might be of assistance to thee. " " Is there then goodness left upon the earth ? Thanks, generous stranger ! thanks ' But Oh ! 90 LLOUVORKO. Alas ! thou never canst release me ! This massy door! 'twould resist the flash of heaven !" '* My lamp is out can you hand me a bit of blazing paper under the door ?" (asked Llouvorko. ) " I fear the crevice is two small. Hold yourself in readiness to receive it when I thrust it under, else the wind will extinguish it. "... A single burning straw was now pushed, under the door, with which, after some difficulty, he relighted the lamp. " The bars are not locked, (said Llouvorko) There! one's down. " He undid bar after bar, and bolt ufter bolt, and when he thought he had unfastened them all, he tried to open the door, but it would not move. " I have undone all the bars, (said he) and yet the door will not open. " " There's a bolt in the middle which shoots down into the earth, " (said the voice. ) " I see none. " " Look again.
What to read after Llouvorko a Tale And Songs of the Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Eagles to read onlineMoreLess
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