Welsh Fairy Tales
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Then she agreed to become the man's wife. Sheresolved, at least, that, without touching it, she should oil all theiron work, and stop the noise.
She was a smart fairy, and was sure she could outwit the man, even ifhe were so strong, and had every sort of iron everywhere in order tokeep her as it were in a prison. So, pretending she loved him dearly, she said: "I will not be your wife, but, if you can find out my name, I shall gladly become your servant. " "Easily won, " thought the lover to him...self. Yet the game was a harderone to play than he supposed. It was like playing Blind Man's Buff, orHunt the Slipper. Although he made guesses of every name he couldthink of, he was never "hot" and got no nearer to the thing soughtthan if his eyes were bandaged. All the time, he was deeper and deeperin love with the lovely fairy maid.
But one night, on returning home, he saw in a turf bog, a group offairies sitting on a log. At once, he thought, they might be talkingabout their lost sister. So he crept up quite near them, and soonfound that he had guessed right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she agreed to become the man's wife. Sheresolved, at least, that, without touching it, she should oil all theiron work, and stop the noise.
She was a smart fairy, and was sure she could outwit the man, even ifhe were so strong, and had every sort of iron everywhere in order tokeep her as it were in a prison. So, pretending she loved him dearly, she said: "I will not be your wife, but, if you can find out my name, I shall gladly become your servant. " "Easily won, " thought the lover to him...self. Yet the game was a harderone to play than he supposed. It was like playing Blind Man's Buff, orHunt the Slipper. Although he made guesses of every name he couldthink of, he was never "hot" and got no nearer to the thing soughtthan if his eyes were bandaged. All the time, he was deeper and deeperin love with the lovely fairy maid.
But one night, on returning home, he saw in a turf bog, a group offairies sitting on a log. At once, he thought, they might be talkingabout their lost sister. So he crept up quite near them, and soonfound that he had guessed right.
What to read after Welsh Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffis, William Elliot, 1843-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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