Maoriland Fairy Tales
Maoriland Fairy Tales
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The whale obeyed his voice. Carefully he swam a little further in, then again stopped and shook himself.
" Go on ! " cried Kae, now quite determined to steal this obedient whale. For the third time the whale swam, stopped and shook himself. After that no commands moved him ; he lay still, afraid of being stranded on the beach.
Kae's people stood on the shore to welcome their chief. " Bring ropes ! " he called to them. " Haul the whale to shore. " They brought their strongest and longest ropes, ...and threw them noosed over the whale, pulling hard together to haul him to the shore.
The Pet Whale 133 The whale struggled and would have escaped, so great was his strength, but in his twistings his blow-holes became choked with sand. A few spasms and writhings, sad to see, and he lay dead !
Kae was disappointed. It was as a living pet that he had wished to keep the whale. However, now that the creature was dead they might as well have a feast, he said. He gave orders that the whale should be dragged on shore, cut up and cooked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whale obeyed his voice. Carefully he swam a little further in, then again stopped and shook himself.
" Go on ! " cried Kae, now quite determined to steal this obedient whale. For the third time the whale swam, stopped and shook himself. After that no commands moved him ; he lay still, afraid of being stranded on the beach.
Kae's people stood on the shore to welcome their chief. " Bring ropes ! " he called to them. " Haul the whale to shore. " They brought their strongest and longest ropes, ...and threw them noosed over the whale, pulling hard together to haul him to the shore.
The Pet Whale 133 The whale struggled and would have escaped, so great was his strength, but in his twistings his blow-holes became choked with sand. A few spasms and writhings, sad to see, and he lay dead !
Kae was disappointed. It was as a living pet that he had wished to keep the whale. However, now that the creature was dead they might as well have a feast, he said. He gave orders that the whale should be dragged on shore, cut up and cooked.
What to read after Maoriland Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howes Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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