The Woodcutters Son And Other English Tales Retold
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The following day all the birds were summoned and questioned, but none had seen the palace.
But where is the eagle?" asked the Bird King, and sent two swallows high in air to whistle to him. He came at last, quite out of breath from his long flight, and he had news of the palace, indeed, he had just come from it.
"Then, when you have rested and dined, you must take this yovnig gentle- man there, " said the king. Accordingly, in an hour or so, they were started, the eagle spreading his broad win...gs, and carrying Werdon on his back. After a long journey over far seas they came in sight of it at last, but were at a loss THE WOODCUTTER'S SON 27 to know just how to get the Uttle golden snuff hox, after all, for Werdon was quite sure that the rascally servant would guard it well.
"Put me down on the palace steps, and I will get it, " squeaked the little mouse, who was tucked away in Wer- don's right pocket. "No one will ever notice a little mouse. " And truly enough, he got into the palace quite unnoticed, and found the box under the pillow of the dishonest servant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following day all the birds were summoned and questioned, but none had seen the palace.
But where is the eagle?" asked the Bird King, and sent two swallows high in air to whistle to him. He came at last, quite out of breath from his long flight, and he had news of the palace, indeed, he had just come from it.
"Then, when you have rested and dined, you must take this yovnig gentle- man there, " said the king. Accordingly, in an hour or so, they were started, the eagle spreading his broad win...gs, and carrying Werdon on his back. After a long journey over far seas they came in sight of it at last, but were at a loss THE WOODCUTTER'S SON 27 to know just how to get the Uttle golden snuff hox, after all, for Werdon was quite sure that the rascally servant would guard it well.
"Put me down on the palace steps, and I will get it, " squeaked the little mouse, who was tucked away in Wer- don's right pocket. "No one will ever notice a little mouse. " And truly enough, he got into the palace quite unnoticed, and found the box under the pillow of the dishonest servant.
What to read after The Woodcutters Son And Other English Tales Retold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Violet Moore Higgins to read onlineMoreLess
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