The Silence of Amor Where the Forest Murmurs
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(i. E. , Drink! Drink!). In another northern book (Thiel's Danish Traditions, vol. Ii. ) there are two lapwing-legends not The Tribe of the Plover less homely than the Russian and the Swedish.
When Christ, says one, was a bairn, He took a walk one day and came to an old crone who was busy baking. She said she would give Him a new cake for His trouble, if He would go and split her a little wood for the oven. Christ did as she wanted, and the old wife put aside a small bit of dough for the promis...ed cake. When the batch was drawn from the oven, however, she saw to her sur- prise and chagrin that the wee bit cake was equally large with the rest. So again she broke off a small bit of dough ; but again the same thing happened. Hereupon she broke out with, " That's a vast oure-muckle cake for the likes o' thee; thee's get thy cake an- ither time. " At this injustice Christ was angered, so He said to the old crone, " I split your wood as you asked me, and you would not give me the little cake you prom- ised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(i. E. , Drink! Drink!). In another northern book (Thiel's Danish Traditions, vol. Ii. ) there are two lapwing-legends not The Tribe of the Plover less homely than the Russian and the Swedish.
When Christ, says one, was a bairn, He took a walk one day and came to an old crone who was busy baking. She said she would give Him a new cake for His trouble, if He would go and split her a little wood for the oven. Christ did as she wanted, and the old wife put aside a small bit of dough for the promis...ed cake. When the batch was drawn from the oven, however, she saw to her sur- prise and chagrin that the wee bit cake was equally large with the rest. So again she broke off a small bit of dough ; but again the same thing happened. Hereupon she broke out with, " That's a vast oure-muckle cake for the likes o' thee; thee's get thy cake an- ither time. " At this injustice Christ was angered, so He said to the old crone, " I split your wood as you asked me, and you would not give me the little cake you prom- ised.
What to read after The Silence of Amor Where the Forest Murmurs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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