Popular Tales From the Norse
Popular Tales From the Norse
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157 for a lean tough old lien, so she went back to the butcher, and said, — " Do all I can, I can't get rid of this hen, master ! you must take it too, as you took the cow. " '' "Well, " said the butcher, '' come along and we'll see about it. " Then he treated her both with meat and drink, and gave her so much brandy that she lost her head, and didn't know what she was about, and fell fast asleep. But while she slept, the butcher took and dipped her into a tar-barrel, and then laid her down on ...a heap of feathers ; and when she woke up, she was feathered all over, and began to wonder what had be- fallen her.
" Is it me, or is it not me ? I^o, it can never be me ; it must be some great strange bird. But what shall I do to find out whether it is me or not ? Oh ! I know how I shall be able to tell whether it is me ; if the calves come and lick me, and our dog Tray doesn't bark at me when I get home, then it must be me, and no one else. " E"ow, Tray, her dog, had scarce set his eyes on the strange monster which came through the gate, than he set up such a barking, one would have thought all the rogues and robbers in the world were in the yard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
157 for a lean tough old lien, so she went back to the butcher, and said, — " Do all I can, I can't get rid of this hen, master ! you must take it too, as you took the cow. " '' "Well, " said the butcher, '' come along and we'll see about it. " Then he treated her both with meat and drink, and gave her so much brandy that she lost her head, and didn't know what she was about, and fell fast asleep. But while she slept, the butcher took and dipped her into a tar-barrel, and then laid her down on ...a heap of feathers ; and when she woke up, she was feathered all over, and began to wonder what had be- fallen her.
" Is it me, or is it not me ? I^o, it can never be me ; it must be some great strange bird. But what shall I do to find out whether it is me or not ? Oh ! I know how I shall be able to tell whether it is me ; if the calves come and lick me, and our dog Tray doesn't bark at me when I get home, then it must be me, and no one else. " E"ow, Tray, her dog, had scarce set his eyes on the strange monster which came through the gate, than he set up such a barking, one would have thought all the rogues and robbers in the world were in the yard.
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 Peter Christen Asbjrnsen to read onlineMoreLess
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