Stories to Read Or Tell From Fairy Tales And Folklore
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King Koshchey almost burst with anger. "O, you miserable thief! Come here, my people! All to me, my servants! Run, all of you, in pursuit of them. They have departed. " "I hear the tramping of horses feet, " whispered the princess, clasping theprince.
He dismounted, and putting his ear against the ground said, "Yes, I hearthe chase, and it is quite near. " "Then we must not lose our time, " said Princess Mary, and in a minute sheturned into a river, the prince into an iron bridge the steed into... a blackraven, and the large road was divided into three smaller roads.
Swiftly the chase was coming by the fresh tracks, but when they came to theriver, they stopped perplexed. Up to the bridge they could follow thetrack, but beyond it the track was lost. Nothing could be done. They hadto go back.
King Koshchey was terribly angry when he heard about their failure. "Youfools!" cried he. "The river and the bridge must have been they. Couldn'tyou guess it, you idiots! Go again, and do not fail to bring them withyou.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King Koshchey almost burst with anger. "O, you miserable thief! Come here, my people! All to me, my servants! Run, all of you, in pursuit of them. They have departed. " "I hear the tramping of horses feet, " whispered the princess, clasping theprince.
He dismounted, and putting his ear against the ground said, "Yes, I hearthe chase, and it is quite near. " "Then we must not lose our time, " said Princess Mary, and in a minute sheturned into a river, the prince into an iron bridge the steed into... a blackraven, and the large road was divided into three smaller roads.
Swiftly the chase was coming by the fresh tracks, but when they came to theriver, they stopped perplexed. Up to the bridge they could follow thetrack, but beyond it the track was lost. Nothing could be done. They hadto go back.
King Koshchey was terribly angry when he heard about their failure. "Youfools!" cried he. "The river and the bridge must have been they. Couldn'tyou guess it, you idiots! Go again, and do not fail to bring them withyou.
What to read after Stories to Read Or Tell From Fairy Tales And Folklore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foucher Laure Claire to read onlineMoreLess
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