Sixty Folk Tales From Exclusively Slavonic Sources
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go it ! till they give me back my lamb and my tablecloth !' Then nothing remained to his gossip but to give up his property to him.
She ordered the lamb and tablecloth to be brought. As soon as the cobbler had satisfied himself that this was really done, he shouted ' Cudgel, leave off !' and went with the three gifts as quick as he could to his wife and children.
Then there was great joy, for they had money and victuals in abundance ; and did not withal forget God and other people, but assisted... every poor person.
POLISH STORIES.
THE Polish language is one of great beauty and flexi- bility, but it is disfigured by an orthography which causes English readers to imagine that it is very difficult to pronounce, which is by no means the case. The letter z in Polish performs the office frequently assigned to h in English, viz., that of softening the preceding consonant without possessing any further power of its own. Thus cz is the exact equivalent in Polish of our ck, and sz exactly represents our sh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
go it ! till they give me back my lamb and my tablecloth !' Then nothing remained to his gossip but to give up his property to him.
She ordered the lamb and tablecloth to be brought. As soon as the cobbler had satisfied himself that this was really done, he shouted ' Cudgel, leave off !' and went with the three gifts as quick as he could to his wife and children.
Then there was great joy, for they had money and victuals in abundance ; and did not withal forget God and other people, but assisted... every poor person.
POLISH STORIES.
THE Polish language is one of great beauty and flexi- bility, but it is disfigured by an orthography which causes English readers to imagine that it is very difficult to pronounce, which is by no means the case. The letter z in Polish performs the office frequently assigned to h in English, viz., that of softening the preceding consonant without possessing any further power of its own. Thus cz is the exact equivalent in Polish of our ck, and sz exactly represents our sh.
What to read after Sixty Folk Tales From Exclusively Slavonic Sources?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Henry Wratislaw to read onlineMoreLess
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