Peeps At Many Lands: Norway
Peeps At Many Lands: Norway
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Presently they meta wolf.
"Friend wolf, " said Ashpot, "will you do some work for me ?" "Willingly, " answered the wolf.
"Then jump up behind, " said Ashpot, and the three went on deeper intothe wood.
They next met a fox, and then a hare, both of whom were enlisted intoAshpot's service, and, mounted on the back of the bear, were swiftlycarried off to the giant's abode.
"Good-day, Mr. Giant!" said they.
"Scratch my back!" roared the giant, who lay stretched in front ofthe fire warming himself.
T...he hare immediately climbed up and began to scratch as desired; butthe giant knocked him over, and down he fell on to the hearth-stone, breaking off his fore-legs, since which time all hares have hadshort fore-legs.
The fox next clambered up to scratch the giant's back, but he wasserved like the hare. Then the wolf's turn came, but the giant saidthat he was no better at scratching than the others.
"_You_ scratch me!" shouted the giant, turning impatiently to the bear.
"All right, " answered Bruin; "I know all about scratching, " and heforthwith dug his claws into the giant's back and ripped it into athousand pieces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently they meta wolf.
"Friend wolf, " said Ashpot, "will you do some work for me ?" "Willingly, " answered the wolf.
"Then jump up behind, " said Ashpot, and the three went on deeper intothe wood.
They next met a fox, and then a hare, both of whom were enlisted intoAshpot's service, and, mounted on the back of the bear, were swiftlycarried off to the giant's abode.
"Good-day, Mr. Giant!" said they.
"Scratch my back!" roared the giant, who lay stretched in front ofthe fire warming himself.
T...he hare immediately climbed up and began to scratch as desired; butthe giant knocked him over, and down he fell on to the hearth-stone, breaking off his fore-legs, since which time all hares have hadshort fore-legs.
The fox next clambered up to scratch the giant's back, but he wasserved like the hare. Then the wolf's turn came, but the giant saidthat he was no better at scratching than the others.
"_You_ scratch me!" shouted the giant, turning impatiently to the bear.
"All right, " answered Bruin; "I know all about scratching, " and heforthwith dug his claws into the giant's back and ripped it into athousand pieces.
What to read after Peeps At Many Lands: Norway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mockler-Ferryman Augustus Ferryman to read onlineMoreLess
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