The Fortunate Days
The Fortunate Days
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The blacksmith was in bed but the young man soon had him up and dressed and bade him get his tools, for he 76 THE FORTUNATE DAYS had found the horse that wore the golden horse- shoe.
"That is all very well, " grumbled the black- smith. "But a golden shoe means golden nails and where do you suppose I am to find golden nails at this time of night?" "You can come and see the horse, " said the young man, seizing the blacksmith by the collar, "and then you can come back and make the nails. " So off ...they flew to the glade in the wood where the little horse was waiting for them. As the young man patted it, it threw up its head and all the little bells on its bridle rang merrily. "This is a strange kind of horse/' said the blacksmith, "and you are a strange young man. " However, he took a good look at the horse's hoof and calculated how large to make the nails, then they flew back to the forge. While the blacksmith was blowing up the fire the young man took the merchant's cup from his pocket and picked the jewels from their sockets with the point of his knife ; then he gave the cup to the blacksmith and bade him make the nails of that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blacksmith was in bed but the young man soon had him up and dressed and bade him get his tools, for he 76 THE FORTUNATE DAYS had found the horse that wore the golden horse- shoe.
"That is all very well, " grumbled the black- smith. "But a golden shoe means golden nails and where do you suppose I am to find golden nails at this time of night?" "You can come and see the horse, " said the young man, seizing the blacksmith by the collar, "and then you can come back and make the nails. " So off ...they flew to the glade in the wood where the little horse was waiting for them. As the young man patted it, it threw up its head and all the little bells on its bridle rang merrily. "This is a strange kind of horse/' said the blacksmith, "and you are a strange young man. " However, he took a good look at the horse's hoof and calculated how large to make the nails, then they flew back to the forge. While the blacksmith was blowing up the fire the young man took the merchant's cup from his pocket and picked the jewels from their sockets with the point of his knife ; then he gave the cup to the blacksmith and bade him make the nails of that.
What to read after The Fortunate Days?
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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