The King of Ireland's Son
The King of Ireland's Son
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" "Oh, thank you, thankyou, " said the frogs, "we'll never forget your goodness to us. " Thenthey sat down in the marsh and told each other what a narrow escape theyall had.
The Weasel gave Gilly the Crystal Egg. It was heavy and he carried itfor a while in his hand. They went on. After a while said Gilly of theGoatskin, "The night's coming on and the fiver shows no sign of turningback. I wish there was a nice place to shelter us. " No sooner did he saythe word than he and the Weasel found them...-selves standing before theopen door of a nice little house. They went in. A clear fire was burningon the hearth, an arm chair was before it, and a bed was made at theother side of the fire. "This is good, " said Gilly, "and now I wish thatwe had something to eat. " No sooner did he say the words than a tableappeared with bread and meat, fruit and wine on it. "Where do thesefine things come from, I wonder, " said Gilly of the Goatskin. "It's mybelief, " said the Weasel, "that all these things come to us on accountof the egg you have in your hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, thank you, thankyou, " said the frogs, "we'll never forget your goodness to us. " Thenthey sat down in the marsh and told each other what a narrow escape theyall had.
The Weasel gave Gilly the Crystal Egg. It was heavy and he carried itfor a while in his hand. They went on. After a while said Gilly of theGoatskin, "The night's coming on and the fiver shows no sign of turningback. I wish there was a nice place to shelter us. " No sooner did he saythe word than he and the Weasel found them...-selves standing before theopen door of a nice little house. They went in. A clear fire was burningon the hearth, an arm chair was before it, and a bed was made at theother side of the fire. "This is good, " said Gilly, "and now I wish thatwe had something to eat. " No sooner did he say the words than a tableappeared with bread and meat, fruit and wine on it. "Where do thesefine things come from, I wonder, " said Gilly of the Goatskin. "It's mybelief, " said the Weasel, "that all these things come to us on accountof the egg you have in your hand.
What to read after The King of Ireland's Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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