The Story-Teller
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] A soldier just home from the wars, and glad enough to be there, hadthe song from the chapman; and in turn he taught it to a sailor whotook it to sea with him.
The sailor was going to the far countries, but if all went well withhis ship, and with him, he would be at home in time to see thehawthorn bloom in his mother's yard another year and another spring.
[Illustration: SHE LEANED ON THE FENCE THAT DIVIDED THE TWO. ] He kept the song in his heart for a year and a day, and then, becausenothing... had gone amiss and he was homeward bound, he sang it, too: "The hawthorn's white, the sun is bright, And blue the cloudless sky; And not a bird that sings in spring Is happier than I, than I, Is happier than I. " On the sailor's ship there was a minstrel bound for the king's courtto sing on May Day; and the minstrel learned the song from the sailor.
He was a young minstrel and very proud to sing at the king's festival, so when it was his turn and he stood before the throne he could thinkof no better song to sing than: "The hawthorn's white, the sun is bright, And blue the cloudless sky; And not a bird that sings in spring Is happier than I, than I, Is happier than I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] A soldier just home from the wars, and glad enough to be there, hadthe song from the chapman; and in turn he taught it to a sailor whotook it to sea with him.
The sailor was going to the far countries, but if all went well withhis ship, and with him, he would be at home in time to see thehawthorn bloom in his mother's yard another year and another spring.
[Illustration: SHE LEANED ON THE FENCE THAT DIVIDED THE TWO. ] He kept the song in his heart for a year and a day, and then, becausenothing... had gone amiss and he was homeward bound, he sang it, too: "The hawthorn's white, the sun is bright, And blue the cloudless sky; And not a bird that sings in spring Is happier than I, than I, Is happier than I. " On the sailor's ship there was a minstrel bound for the king's courtto sing on May Day; and the minstrel learned the song from the sailor.
He was a young minstrel and very proud to sing at the king's festival, so when it was his turn and he stood before the throne he could thinkof no better song to sing than: "The hawthorn's white, the sun is bright, And blue the cloudless sky; And not a bird that sings in spring Is happier than I, than I, Is happier than I.
What to read after The Story-Teller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Maud to read onlineMoreLess
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