Outa Karels Stories South African Folk Lore Tales
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" o "Yes, yes, " assented his little listeners, eagerly.
"Those are the long fingers of the Sun. His arms are rolled up inside the fiery ball, but he sticks his long fingers out and they make bright roads into the sky, spreading out all round him. The Old Man is peeping at the earth through his fingers. Baasjes must count them next time he sticks them out, and see if they are all there eight long ones, those are the fingers ; and two short ones for the thumbs. " Outa's knowledge of arithmetic w...as limited to the number of his crooked digits, and the smile with which he announced the extent of THE SUN 61 his mathematical attainments was a ludicrous cross between proud triumph and modest reluctance.
" When he lies down, he pulls them in. Then all the world grows dark and the people go to sleep. " " But, Outa, it isn't always dark at night, " Pietie reminded him. " There are the Stars and the Moon, you know. " " Ach, yes ! The little Stars and the Lady Moon. Outa will tell the baasjes about them another night, but now he must go quick quick and let Lys rub his back with buchu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" o "Yes, yes, " assented his little listeners, eagerly.
"Those are the long fingers of the Sun. His arms are rolled up inside the fiery ball, but he sticks his long fingers out and they make bright roads into the sky, spreading out all round him. The Old Man is peeping at the earth through his fingers. Baasjes must count them next time he sticks them out, and see if they are all there eight long ones, those are the fingers ; and two short ones for the thumbs. " Outa's knowledge of arithmetic w...as limited to the number of his crooked digits, and the smile with which he announced the extent of THE SUN 61 his mathematical attainments was a ludicrous cross between proud triumph and modest reluctance.
" When he lies down, he pulls them in. Then all the world grows dark and the people go to sleep. " " But, Outa, it isn't always dark at night, " Pietie reminded him. " There are the Stars and the Moon, you know. " " Ach, yes ! The little Stars and the Lady Moon. Outa will tell the baasjes about them another night, but now he must go quick quick and let Lys rub his back with buchu.
What to read after Outa Karels Stories South African Folk Lore Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sanni Metelerkamp to read onlineMoreLess
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