Russian Folk Tales
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' i So RUSSIAN FOLK-TALES She went and fetched two cords, one rather thin, the other thicker. Well, he bound her with the one which \vas thinnest.
1 Now then, granny/ says he, ' just turn over. ' She turned over, and broke the cord.
* That won't do, granny, ' says he ; ' that cord doesn't suit. ' He took the thick cord, and tied her up with it famously.
' Now then, turn away, granny ! ' says he. She turned and twisted, but didn't break the cord. Then he took an awl, heated it red-hot, and appli...ed it to her eye her sound one. At the same moment he caught up a hatchet, and hammered away vigorously with the back of it at the awl. She struggled like anything, and broke the cord ; then she went and sat down at the threshold.
' Ah, villain !' she cried. 'You shan't get away from me now ! ' He saw that he was in an evil plight again. There he sat, thinking, ' What's to be done ? ' By-and-by the sheep came home from afield, and she drove them into her cottage for the night. Well, the Smith spent the night there, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' i So RUSSIAN FOLK-TALES She went and fetched two cords, one rather thin, the other thicker. Well, he bound her with the one which \vas thinnest.
1 Now then, granny/ says he, ' just turn over. ' She turned over, and broke the cord.
* That won't do, granny, ' says he ; ' that cord doesn't suit. ' He took the thick cord, and tied her up with it famously.
' Now then, turn away, granny ! ' says he. She turned and twisted, but didn't break the cord. Then he took an awl, heated it red-hot, and appli...ed it to her eye her sound one. At the same moment he caught up a hatchet, and hammered away vigorously with the back of it at the awl. She struggled like anything, and broke the cord ; then she went and sat down at the threshold.
' Ah, villain !' she cried. 'You shan't get away from me now ! ' He saw that he was in an evil plight again. There he sat, thinking, ' What's to be done ? ' By-and-by the sheep came home from afield, and she drove them into her cottage for the night. Well, the Smith spent the night there, too.
What to read after Russian Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralston William Ralston Shedden to read onlineMoreLess
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