Macedonian Folklore
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Then the eagle said : " I will remain on the top of this mountain. You go into the city, and if perchance you ever be in need, think of me. Take this feather, burn it, and I shall understand from the smell and come at once. " And he pulled a golden little feather from his brow and handed it to them.
When they reached the city, the Prince asked : " Where is the road which leads to the palace ? " and the people showed it to him.
Twenty-five or thirty years had gone by since he had left, and his f...ather and mother had grown old, and he himself had grown taller and looked even more heroic than before. Yet his mother, as soon as she saw him, knew him at once. Eh, does a mother ever forget her child ? Let ever so many years go by, when she sees it, she will still know it, even as a ewe, when she has lost her young one, seeks for it here and there and everywhere, and finds it by the smell.
Even so the Prince's mother, as soon as she saw him, rose from the throne on which she was sitting with the king, opened her arms and cried out : " Our son !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the eagle said : " I will remain on the top of this mountain. You go into the city, and if perchance you ever be in need, think of me. Take this feather, burn it, and I shall understand from the smell and come at once. " And he pulled a golden little feather from his brow and handed it to them.
When they reached the city, the Prince asked : " Where is the road which leads to the palace ? " and the people showed it to him.
Twenty-five or thirty years had gone by since he had left, and his f...ather and mother had grown old, and he himself had grown taller and looked even more heroic than before. Yet his mother, as soon as she saw him, knew him at once. Eh, does a mother ever forget her child ? Let ever so many years go by, when she sees it, she will still know it, even as a ewe, when she has lost her young one, seeks for it here and there and everywhere, and finds it by the smell.
Even so the Prince's mother, as soon as she saw him, rose from the throne on which she was sitting with the king, opened her arms and cried out : " Our son !
What to read after Macedonian Folklore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G F George Frederick Abbot to read onlineMoreLess
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