Wagner Opera Stories
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I know you are somewhere in the cave. Come and see what a nice play- fellow I have brought from the forest. " Mime, who had crouched with fear be- hind the forge, lifted his head, but at the sight of the bear standing with Siegfried at the entrance of the cave, he again shrank behind the forge.
"Come out at once, you sly little dwarf. I have many questions I wish to ask you, " said Siegfried.
"Let the bear go. Then I will come. " With this the bear only growled the SIEGFRIED.
louder, and that f...rig'htened the Nibelung" even more.
"Let the bear g-o, " he cried, " and I will answer every question you ask. " "If you were not such a coward, the bear would not g^rowl at you, " replied Siegfried. "Still, if you will not come until I let him g"o, I will send him away. But before I do that you must promise to answer every question I ask. " "Yes, yes, all shall be answered. " Siegfried let go the rope which held the bear, and the beast ran back into the for- est. Mime then crept cautiously from be- hind the forg"e, looking" in every direction to be sure the bear was no longer near.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know you are somewhere in the cave. Come and see what a nice play- fellow I have brought from the forest. " Mime, who had crouched with fear be- hind the forge, lifted his head, but at the sight of the bear standing with Siegfried at the entrance of the cave, he again shrank behind the forge.
"Come out at once, you sly little dwarf. I have many questions I wish to ask you, " said Siegfried.
"Let the bear go. Then I will come. " With this the bear only growled the SIEGFRIED.
louder, and that f...rig'htened the Nibelung" even more.
"Let the bear g-o, " he cried, " and I will answer every question you ask. " "If you were not such a coward, the bear would not g^rowl at you, " replied Siegfried. "Still, if you will not come until I let him g"o, I will send him away. But before I do that you must promise to answer every question I ask. " "Yes, yes, all shall be answered. " Siegfried let go the rope which held the bear, and the beast ran back into the for- est. Mime then crept cautiously from be- hind the forg"e, looking" in every direction to be sure the bear was no longer near.
What to read after Wagner Opera Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Edson Barber to read onlineMoreLess
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