Popular Tales From the Norse
Popular Tales From the Norse
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Speakout!' 'Yes, I have', said Boots; 'here is the first, and here is thesecond, and here is the third too'; and with that he pulled all threegolden apples out of his pocket, and at the same time threw off hissooty rags, and stood before them in his gleaming golden mail.
'Yes!' said the king; 'you shall have my daughter, and half mykingdom, for you well deserve both her and it. ' So they got ready for the wedding, and Boots got the Princess towife, and there was great merry-making at the bridal...-feast, you mayfancy, for they could all be merry though they couldn't ride up thehill of glass; and all I can say is, if they haven't left off theirmerry-making yet, why, they're still at it.
THE COCK AND HEN (In this tale the notes of the Cock and Hen must be imitated. ) _Hen_--You promise me shoes year after year, year after year, and yet I get no shoes!
_Cock_--You shall have them, never fear! Henny penny!
_Hen_--I lay egg after egg, egg after egg, and yet I go aboutbarefoot!
_Cock_--Well, take your eggs, and be off to the tryst, and buyyourself shoes, and don't go any longer barefoot!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speakout!' 'Yes, I have', said Boots; 'here is the first, and here is thesecond, and here is the third too'; and with that he pulled all threegolden apples out of his pocket, and at the same time threw off hissooty rags, and stood before them in his gleaming golden mail.
'Yes!' said the king; 'you shall have my daughter, and half mykingdom, for you well deserve both her and it. ' So they got ready for the wedding, and Boots got the Princess towife, and there was great merry-making at the bridal...-feast, you mayfancy, for they could all be merry though they couldn't ride up thehill of glass; and all I can say is, if they haven't left off theirmerry-making yet, why, they're still at it.
THE COCK AND HEN (In this tale the notes of the Cock and Hen must be imitated. ) _Hen_--You promise me shoes year after year, year after year, and yet I get no shoes!
_Cock_--You shall have them, never fear! Henny penny!
_Hen_--I lay egg after egg, egg after egg, and yet I go aboutbarefoot!
_Cock_--Well, take your eggs, and be off to the tryst, and buyyourself shoes, and don't go any longer barefoot!
What to read after Popular Tales From the Norse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dasent George Webbe to read onlineMoreLess
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