Old Peter's Russian Tales
Old Peter's Russian Tales
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Out with you, and don't you dare to come back till youhave caught the thieves. " The old man did not dare to tell her that the door had been bolted, although he knew it had, because he had bolted it himself. He hurriedaway out of the house, more because he wanted to get out of earshot ofher scolding than because he had any hope of finding the thieves. "They may be birds, " thinks he, "or the little brown squirrels. Whoelse could climb so high without using the stairs? And how is an oldman like ...me to get hold of them, flying through the tops of the hightrees and running up and down the branches?" And so he wandered away without his dinner into the deep forest.
But God is good to old men. Hasn't He given me two little pigeons, whonearly always are as merry as all little pigeons should be? And Godled the old man through the forest, though the old man thought he wasjust wandering on, trying to lose himself and forget the scoldingvoice of the old woman.
And after he had walked a long way through the dark green forest, hesaw a little hut standing under the pine trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out with you, and don't you dare to come back till youhave caught the thieves. " The old man did not dare to tell her that the door had been bolted, although he knew it had, because he had bolted it himself. He hurriedaway out of the house, more because he wanted to get out of earshot ofher scolding than because he had any hope of finding the thieves. "They may be birds, " thinks he, "or the little brown squirrels. Whoelse could climb so high without using the stairs? And how is an oldman like ...me to get hold of them, flying through the tops of the hightrees and running up and down the branches?" And so he wandered away without his dinner into the deep forest.
But God is good to old men. Hasn't He given me two little pigeons, whonearly always are as merry as all little pigeons should be? And Godled the old man through the forest, though the old man thought he wasjust wandering on, trying to lose himself and forget the scoldingvoice of the old woman.
And after he had walked a long way through the dark green forest, hesaw a little hut standing under the pine trees.
What to read after Old Peter's Russian Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ransome Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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