That's Why Stories
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A great door opened right into the mountain.
" Do not be afraid, Hans," said the httle, bhie flower. ''Walk right in, only carry me in yonr hand." In throu2:h the door walked Hans.
And what a sight met his eyes ! He found himself in a great cave. On the floor wei'e heaps and heaps of gold and jewels.
76 A little, brown dwarf sat on a golden throne at one end of tlie cave. Hans bowed low before him.
"Help yonrself, Hans," said the dwarf "This treasure is all mine, and I give you all you can carr...}', because you are so kind and ])rave." Hans thanked the dwarf and then filled all his pockets and even his hat with gold and gems. As ho was leav- ing the cave, he heard a little voice say, " Forget me not, Hans." Hans turned and picked up the little blue flower. Then he walked out of the cave, and the great door closed behind him.
Hans ran all the rest of the way home. The little gray plant was boiled, and as soon as the mother had taken it, she became well again. Then Hans showed her all his gold and jewels, and told her how he had found them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A great door opened right into the mountain.
" Do not be afraid, Hans," said the httle, bhie flower. ''Walk right in, only carry me in yonr hand." In throu2:h the door walked Hans.
And what a sight met his eyes ! He found himself in a great cave. On the floor wei'e heaps and heaps of gold and jewels.
76 A little, brown dwarf sat on a golden throne at one end of tlie cave. Hans bowed low before him.
"Help yonrself, Hans," said the dwarf "This treasure is all mine, and I give you all you can carr...}', because you are so kind and ])rave." Hans thanked the dwarf and then filled all his pockets and even his hat with gold and gems. As ho was leav- ing the cave, he heard a little voice say, " Forget me not, Hans." Hans turned and picked up the little blue flower. Then he walked out of the cave, and the great door closed behind him.
Hans ran all the rest of the way home. The little gray plant was boiled, and as soon as the mother had taken it, she became well again. Then Hans showed her all his gold and jewels, and told her how he had found them.
What to read after That's Why Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine T Catherine Turner Bryce to read onlineMoreLess
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