Mothers Nursery Tales
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That is the best place for you. " But the simpleton was determined to go, so his mother gave him an end of dough that was left from the baking and a bottle of sour beer, for that was good enough for him. With these in his wallet John started off, and after awhile he came to the forest, and there was the gray man sitting just as before.
" Good-day, " said the man.
" Good-day, " answered the simpleton.
" I am hungry, " said the gray man. " Have you not a bite or sup that you can share with me ? "... Oh yes, the simpleton had both food and drink in his wallet. It was none of the best, but such as it was he was willing to share it.
He reached into his wallet and pulled out the piece of dough, but what was his surprise to find that it was dough no longer, but a fine cake, all made of the whitest flour. The old man snatched the cake from John and ate it all up in a trice. There was not so much as a crumb of it left.
" Poor pickings for me ! " said John.
THE GOLDEN GOOSE 187 And now the old gray man was thirsty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is the best place for you. " But the simpleton was determined to go, so his mother gave him an end of dough that was left from the baking and a bottle of sour beer, for that was good enough for him. With these in his wallet John started off, and after awhile he came to the forest, and there was the gray man sitting just as before.
" Good-day, " said the man.
" Good-day, " answered the simpleton.
" I am hungry, " said the gray man. " Have you not a bite or sup that you can share with me ? "... Oh yes, the simpleton had both food and drink in his wallet. It was none of the best, but such as it was he was willing to share it.
He reached into his wallet and pulled out the piece of dough, but what was his surprise to find that it was dough no longer, but a fine cake, all made of the whitest flour. The old man snatched the cake from John and ate it all up in a trice. There was not so much as a crumb of it left.
" Poor pickings for me ! " said John.
THE GOLDEN GOOSE 187 And now the old gray man was thirsty.
What to read after Mothers Nursery Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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