Nature Myths And Stories for Little Children
Nature Myths And Stories for Little Children
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They wanted the fairy cap more than anything else in the worid.
One warm day when the elves were away from home, a giant came into the glen. He was seeking just such a cool place for his afternoon nap.
He was so large and the glen so small that when he lay down he almost filled the valley.
The music of a fairy brook soon lulled him to sleep.
Perhaps you have heard how a giant snores, and how his breath comes in great puffs.
The giant was snoring and puffing when the fairies came towards home.
r... Nature Myths and Stories, 67 They heard the strange sound and thought a great storm was brewing.
"There has never been such a wind in the glen," said the fairy queen.
"We will not go down into it. We must seek shelter for to-night on this hillside." Just then they came to the giant's ear.
" Here is a fine cavern/' the queen said, and she stopped and waved her wand.
A fairy hastened forward to carry the cap to a safe place in the cave, for that was always their first care.
w Just then the giant awoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They wanted the fairy cap more than anything else in the worid.
One warm day when the elves were away from home, a giant came into the glen. He was seeking just such a cool place for his afternoon nap.
He was so large and the glen so small that when he lay down he almost filled the valley.
The music of a fairy brook soon lulled him to sleep.
Perhaps you have heard how a giant snores, and how his breath comes in great puffs.
The giant was snoring and puffing when the fairies came towards home.
r... Nature Myths and Stories, 67 They heard the strange sound and thought a great storm was brewing.
"There has never been such a wind in the glen," said the fairy queen.
"We will not go down into it. We must seek shelter for to-night on this hillside." Just then they came to the giant's ear.
" Here is a fine cavern/' the queen said, and she stopped and waved her wand.
A fairy hastened forward to carry the cap to a safe place in the cave, for that was always their first care.
w Just then the giant awoke.
What to read after Nature Myths And Stories for Little Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora J Flora Juliette Cooke to read onlineMoreLess
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