The Sunken City And Other Stories
The Sunken City And Other Stories
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"Fill it with as much oatmeal as it will contain and cook it as quickly as possible. " His wife wondered much at this strange command, but she bade her servants build a roaring fire. This they did and soon the great pot of oatmeal was cooking. Then such a time as they had stirring the oatmeal to keep it from burning.
In the meantime, the youngest councilor ran down to the quay and prepared the swiftest vessel. He collected a number The Pot of Hot Porridge 55 of the best oarsmen and when all was... ready, bade two of them accompany him home.
He sprang breathless into the kitchen. The oatmeal was ready.
"Come boys, " he cried, "lift the vessel from the fire and run down to the boat with it. " He followed them closely and saw it placed in the boat. Then, turning to the men, he exclaimed, "Now, lads, row with all your might. We are bound to prove to those stupid old Strasburgers that we are near enough to serve them a hot supper in case of need. " Aroused by these words, the youths bent to the oars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Fill it with as much oatmeal as it will contain and cook it as quickly as possible. " His wife wondered much at this strange command, but she bade her servants build a roaring fire. This they did and soon the great pot of oatmeal was cooking. Then such a time as they had stirring the oatmeal to keep it from burning.
In the meantime, the youngest councilor ran down to the quay and prepared the swiftest vessel. He collected a number The Pot of Hot Porridge 55 of the best oarsmen and when all was... ready, bade two of them accompany him home.
He sprang breathless into the kitchen. The oatmeal was ready.
"Come boys, " he cried, "lift the vessel from the fire and run down to the boat with it. " He followed them closely and saw it placed in the boat. Then, turning to the men, he exclaimed, "Now, lads, row with all your might. We are bound to prove to those stupid old Strasburgers that we are near enough to serve them a hot supper in case of need. " Aroused by these words, the youths bent to the oars.
What to read after The Sunken City And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Harriette Frary to read onlineMoreLess
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