Welsh Fairy Tales And Other Stories
Welsh Fairy Tales And Other Stories
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" No admittance ! You are a bold, bad man, " said -St. Peter.
" Good God ! what will I do ?" said Billy, and he went back to the earth, where he and the piece of the devil's nose melted into a ball of fire, and he roves the earth till this day as a will-o'-the-wisp.
THE STORY OF JOHN 0' GROATS.
HE was an old seaman, with weather-beaten face and black eyes, that had looked upon many lands and many sights.
"Well, indeed, I'll tell you about Johnny Groats as it was told to me one night in the trad...es, " he said, blowing a whiff of smoke from his wheezy pipe.
" Well, in olden times there was a rich lord, who owned all the property looking on to the Pentlands an awful place in bad weather; indeed, in any weather.
" He was a lone man, for his wife was dead, and his son had turned out to be a rake and a spendthrift, spending all his substance upon harlots and enter- tainments.
"Now this lord had a factor, by name John o' Scales, a stingy, cunning man, who robbed his master all he could during the week, and prayed hard for forgiveness on the Sabbath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" No admittance ! You are a bold, bad man, " said -St. Peter.
" Good God ! what will I do ?" said Billy, and he went back to the earth, where he and the piece of the devil's nose melted into a ball of fire, and he roves the earth till this day as a will-o'-the-wisp.
THE STORY OF JOHN 0' GROATS.
HE was an old seaman, with weather-beaten face and black eyes, that had looked upon many lands and many sights.
"Well, indeed, I'll tell you about Johnny Groats as it was told to me one night in the trad...es, " he said, blowing a whiff of smoke from his wheezy pipe.
" Well, in olden times there was a rich lord, who owned all the property looking on to the Pentlands an awful place in bad weather; indeed, in any weather.
" He was a lone man, for his wife was dead, and his son had turned out to be a rake and a spendthrift, spending all his substance upon harlots and enter- tainments.
"Now this lord had a factor, by name John o' Scales, a stingy, cunning man, who robbed his master all he could during the week, and prayed hard for forgiveness on the Sabbath.
What to read after Welsh Fairy Tales And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P H Peter Henry Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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