The Third book of Stories for the Story Teller
The Third book of Stories for the Story Teller
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But long they waited, and longer still, With doubt and muckle pain, But woe were the hearts of his brethren, For he came not back again.
Then the second brother got tired and tired of waiting, and he went to the Warlock Merlin and asked him the same as his brother. So he set out to find Burd Ellen.
But long they waited, and longer still, With muckle doubt and pain, And woe were his mother's and brother's heart, For he came not back again.
And when they had waited and waited a good long time, Ch...ilde Rowland, the young- est of Burd Ellen's brothers, wished to go, and went to his mother, the good Queen, to ask her to let him go. But she would not at first, for he was the last and dearest of her children, and if he were lost, all would be lost. But he begged, and he begged, till at last the good Queen let him go, and gave him his fath- er's good brand that never struck in vain, and CHILDE ROWLAJSTD 53 as she girt it round his waist, she said the spell that would give it victory.
So Childe Rowland said good-bye to the good Queen, his mother, and went to the cave of the Warlock Merlin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But long they waited, and longer still, With doubt and muckle pain, But woe were the hearts of his brethren, For he came not back again.
Then the second brother got tired and tired of waiting, and he went to the Warlock Merlin and asked him the same as his brother. So he set out to find Burd Ellen.
But long they waited, and longer still, With muckle doubt and pain, And woe were his mother's and brother's heart, For he came not back again.
And when they had waited and waited a good long time, Ch...ilde Rowland, the young- est of Burd Ellen's brothers, wished to go, and went to his mother, the good Queen, to ask her to let him go. But she would not at first, for he was the last and dearest of her children, and if he were lost, all would be lost. But he begged, and he begged, till at last the good Queen let him go, and gave him his fath- er's good brand that never struck in vain, and CHILDE ROWLAJSTD 53 as she girt it round his waist, she said the spell that would give it victory.
So Childe Rowland said good-bye to the good Queen, his mother, and went to the cave of the Warlock Merlin.
What to read after The Third book of Stories for the Story Teller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny E Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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