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As everybody talked of the strange adventure they 112 SERBIAN FAIRY TALES had met with, the eldest son, who had been left at home, soon began to understand how the matter stood, and went to his father saying, " O my father ! you have sold me to the black giant ! " Then the old man was very sorry, and troubled ; but his friends comforted him, saying, " Don't be frightened ! nothing will come of it." The marriage ceremonies were celebrated with great rejoicings. Just, however, as the festivities ...were at their height, on the third day, the black giant appeared at the gate and shouted, " Now, give me at once what you have promised." The old man, trembling all over, went forward and asked him, " What do you want ? " " Nothing but what you have promised me ! " returned the black giant.
As he could not break his promise, the old man, very much distressed, was then obliged to deliver up his eldest son to the giant, who thereupon said, " Now I shall take your son with me, but after three years have passed you can come to the Luckless River and take him away." Having said this the black giant disappeared, taking with him the young man, whom he carried off to his workshop as an apprentice to the trade of witchcraft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As everybody talked of the strange adventure they 112 SERBIAN FAIRY TALES had met with, the eldest son, who had been left at home, soon began to understand how the matter stood, and went to his father saying, " O my father ! you have sold me to the black giant ! " Then the old man was very sorry, and troubled ; but his friends comforted him, saying, " Don't be frightened ! nothing will come of it." The marriage ceremonies were celebrated with great rejoicings. Just, however, as the festivities ...were at their height, on the third day, the black giant appeared at the gate and shouted, " Now, give me at once what you have promised." The old man, trembling all over, went forward and asked him, " What do you want ? " " Nothing but what you have promised me ! " returned the black giant.
As he could not break his promise, the old man, very much distressed, was then obliged to deliver up his eldest son to the giant, who thereupon said, " Now I shall take your son with me, but after three years have passed you can come to the Luckless River and take him away." Having said this the black giant disappeared, taking with him the young man, whom he carried off to his workshop as an apprentice to the trade of witchcraft.
What to read after Serbian Fairy Tales;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elodie Lawton Mijatovic to read onlineMoreLess
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