Taytays Tales
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As soon as he was up, he untied the rope from his leg and tied it to the ladder. Then he whispered: "Little fairy in the ladder, whenever the old witch calls me, please answer 'here I am'". And then he climbed quickly and quietly down the out- side ladder and ran up on the hill to look for another light. He saw one and ran to it.
In the doorway of the house, Pah-tay found two men singing and beating a drum.
"Please, let me in. An old witch is trying to eat me up and I want to hide. " The men le...t him in, and inside some women were The women were grinding corn PAH-TAY AND THE WIND-WITCH 77 grinding corn on big stones. Pah-tay hid behind one of the stones. V All the while the witch was eating the last rabbit, she kept jerking the rope and calling, "Are you there, little boy?" And each time the little fairy in the ladder answered, "Here I am. " But the last time she jerked, the rope came untied. The witch looked up and did not see Pah-tay. "He has run away, but I'll catch him, " and she showed her sharp teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as he was up, he untied the rope from his leg and tied it to the ladder. Then he whispered: "Little fairy in the ladder, whenever the old witch calls me, please answer 'here I am'". And then he climbed quickly and quietly down the out- side ladder and ran up on the hill to look for another light. He saw one and ran to it.
In the doorway of the house, Pah-tay found two men singing and beating a drum.
"Please, let me in. An old witch is trying to eat me up and I want to hide. " The men le...t him in, and inside some women were The women were grinding corn PAH-TAY AND THE WIND-WITCH 77 grinding corn on big stones. Pah-tay hid behind one of the stones. V All the while the witch was eating the last rabbit, she kept jerking the rope and calling, "Are you there, little boy?" And each time the little fairy in the ladder answered, "Here I am. " But the last time she jerked, the rope came untied. The witch looked up and did not see Pah-tay. "He has run away, but I'll catch him, " and she showed her sharp teeth.
What to read after Taytays Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Willis De Huff to read onlineMoreLess
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