The Broom Fairies And Other Stories
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"Take me home, North Wind. See, I have untied the knots. " So he flew away with her to the Castle of the North Winds and they lived happy ever after.
[37 ] Queen MaV s Horns.
THERE was once a huntsman lived all alone with his little daughter in a log hut in the heart of a great forest. The hut was made of the rough boughs and trunks of the forest trees hewn down and sawn into pieces and laid together, and it was roofed over with pine branches and plastered with clay on the outside to keep out t...he rain and the wind. It was not a very grand dwelling, I assure you, but it was serviceable and cosy; and the huntsman used to say the smell of the pine logs was the finest thing in the world. His little daughter did the housekeeping and mended their clothes, and she had also learnt to spin, which was an accom- plishment the huntsman declared really worth having.
"When you can spin enough thread to stock a linen cupboard, ' 7 he used to say, "you will be grown up and I shall have to go into the world to find a husband for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Take me home, North Wind. See, I have untied the knots. " So he flew away with her to the Castle of the North Winds and they lived happy ever after.
[37 ] Queen MaV s Horns.
THERE was once a huntsman lived all alone with his little daughter in a log hut in the heart of a great forest. The hut was made of the rough boughs and trunks of the forest trees hewn down and sawn into pieces and laid together, and it was roofed over with pine branches and plastered with clay on the outside to keep out t...he rain and the wind. It was not a very grand dwelling, I assure you, but it was serviceable and cosy; and the huntsman used to say the smell of the pine logs was the finest thing in the world. His little daughter did the housekeeping and mended their clothes, and she had also learnt to spin, which was an accom- plishment the huntsman declared really worth having.
"When you can spin enough thread to stock a linen cupboard, ' 7 he used to say, "you will be grown up and I shall have to go into the world to find a husband for you.
What to read after The Broom Fairies And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel May Gate to read onlineMoreLess
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