Scottish Fairy And Folk Tales
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'' Christ's servant, son of Dugald, put up thy paw.
" Tha eagal orm, tha eagal orm, tha eagal orm. " I fear.
^' Gheibh thu cota gorm a's leine. Gheibh thu cota gorm a's leine. " Thou shalt have a blue coat and a shirt.
Then the frog put up his hand and the hoodie took him to a hillock and began to eat him, saying, " Biadh dona lom ! 's bu dona riabh thu. " Bad bare meat and bad wert thou ever.
^' Caite bheil do ghealladh math a nis ? " said the frog.
Where is thy good promise now ?
" Sann ag ol... a bha sinn an latha sin. Sann ag ol a bha sinn an latha sin. " It is drinking we were on that day.
" Toll ort a ruid ghrannda gur beag feola tha air do chramhan. " " Toll ort ! " said the hoodie.
A hole in thee, ugly thing! how little flesh is on thy bones.
THE GROUSE COCK Al^D HIS WIFE.
The Grouse Cock and his wife are always disput- ing, and may be heard on any fine evening or early morning quarreling and scolding about the stock of food.
96 SCOTTISH FAIRY TALES.
This is what the hen says — " Faic thusa 'n la ud 's an la ud eile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' Christ's servant, son of Dugald, put up thy paw.
" Tha eagal orm, tha eagal orm, tha eagal orm. " I fear.
^' Gheibh thu cota gorm a's leine. Gheibh thu cota gorm a's leine. " Thou shalt have a blue coat and a shirt.
Then the frog put up his hand and the hoodie took him to a hillock and began to eat him, saying, " Biadh dona lom ! 's bu dona riabh thu. " Bad bare meat and bad wert thou ever.
^' Caite bheil do ghealladh math a nis ? " said the frog.
Where is thy good promise now ?
" Sann ag ol... a bha sinn an latha sin. Sann ag ol a bha sinn an latha sin. " It is drinking we were on that day.
" Toll ort a ruid ghrannda gur beag feola tha air do chramhan. " " Toll ort ! " said the hoodie.
A hole in thee, ugly thing! how little flesh is on thy bones.
THE GROUSE COCK Al^D HIS WIFE.
The Grouse Cock and his wife are always disput- ing, and may be heard on any fine evening or early morning quarreling and scolding about the stock of food.
96 SCOTTISH FAIRY TALES.
This is what the hen says — " Faic thusa 'n la ud 's an la ud eile.
What to read after Scottish Fairy And Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Brisbane Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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