South African Folk Tales
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Lion was very glad, and said to Little Jackal: " I will continue hunting while you go to my house and call my children to carry the meat home." Little Jackal replied: "Yes, I agree to that." Lion went away to hunt. When he had gone, Little Jackal went to his own house and called his own children to carry away the meat. He said: "Lion takes me for a fool if he thinks [«6] Digitized by Google LION AND LITTLE JACKAL I will call his children while my own are dying with hunger." So Little Jackal's c...hildren carried the meat to their home on the top of a high rock, where the only way to get to their house was by means of a rope.
Lion caught nothing more, and after a time he went home and asked his wife where the meat was. She told him there was no meat. He said : " Did not Little Jackal bring a message to my children to carry meat? " His wife replied : " No, he was not here. We are still dying with hunger." Lion then went to Little Jackal's house, but he could not get up the rock to it. So he sat down by the water, waiting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lion was very glad, and said to Little Jackal: " I will continue hunting while you go to my house and call my children to carry the meat home." Little Jackal replied: "Yes, I agree to that." Lion went away to hunt. When he had gone, Little Jackal went to his own house and called his own children to carry away the meat. He said: "Lion takes me for a fool if he thinks [«6] Digitized by Google LION AND LITTLE JACKAL I will call his children while my own are dying with hunger." So Little Jackal's c...hildren carried the meat to their home on the top of a high rock, where the only way to get to their house was by means of a rope.
Lion caught nothing more, and after a time he went home and asked his wife where the meat was. She told him there was no meat. He said : " Did not Little Jackal bring a message to my children to carry meat? " His wife replied : " No, he was not here. We are still dying with hunger." Lion then went to Little Jackal's house, but he could not get up the rock to it. So he sat down by the water, waiting.
What to read after South African Folk Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Albert Honeij to read onlineMoreLess
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