Wonder Tales From Tibet
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Cry for mercy before I hammer out your brains! ' But the blows fell upon Massang's head as lightly as the blows of a tiny stick, and he laughed aloud, bidding her 'hammer away, it quite amused him ! At length, weary and breathless, she paused. ' And now, " said Massang, " you must let me do the same to you ! ' Taking the witch's iron hammer from his pocket, he brought it down upon her head with great force. The old woman clapped her hands to her head, uttered a shriek, leaped into the air and f...lew out through the window. Just at that minute the Black Man, the Green Man and the White Man, having returned from the hunt, appeared in the doorway. 'Quick! Quick!' cried Massang, pushing past them. " Let us follow the 66 WONDER TALES FROM TIBET little witch woman ! She is wounded and will fly right to her lair. Come with me, quick, and follow her!' So the four dashed out of the hut and after the old witch as fast as they could go. She flew low in the sky like a great bird, and every now and then a drop of black blood fell to the ground from the wound in her head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cry for mercy before I hammer out your brains! ' But the blows fell upon Massang's head as lightly as the blows of a tiny stick, and he laughed aloud, bidding her 'hammer away, it quite amused him ! At length, weary and breathless, she paused. ' And now, " said Massang, " you must let me do the same to you ! ' Taking the witch's iron hammer from his pocket, he brought it down upon her head with great force. The old woman clapped her hands to her head, uttered a shriek, leaped into the air and f...lew out through the window. Just at that minute the Black Man, the Green Man and the White Man, having returned from the hunt, appeared in the doorway. 'Quick! Quick!' cried Massang, pushing past them. " Let us follow the 66 WONDER TALES FROM TIBET little witch woman ! She is wounded and will fly right to her lair. Come with me, quick, and follow her!' So the four dashed out of the hut and after the old witch as fast as they could go. She flew low in the sky like a great bird, and every now and then a drop of black blood fell to the ground from the wound in her head.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanore Myers Jewett to read onlineMoreLess
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