Christmas in Legend And Story 8 4
Christmas in Legend And Story 8 4
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Robber Mother had neither brewed nor baked; she had neitherwashed nor scoured. The youngsters were lying on the floor around akettle, eating; but no better food was provided for them than a waterygruel.
Robber Mother spoke in a tone as haughty and dictatorial as any well-to-dopeasant woman. "Sit down by the fire and warm yourself, Abbot Hans, " saidshe; "and if you have food with you, eat, for the food which we in theforest prepare you wouldn't care to taste. And if you are tired after thelong ...journey, you can lie down on one of these beds to sleep. You needn'tbe afraid of oversleeping, for I'm sitting here by the fire keeping watch. I shall awaken you in time to see that which you have come up here tosee. " Abbot Hans obeyed Robber Mother and brought forth his food sack; but hewas so fatigued after the journey he was hardly able to eat, and as soonas he could stretch himself on the bed, he fell asleep.
The lay brother was also assigned a bed to rest upon, but he didn't daresleep, as he thought he had better keep his eye on Robber Father toprevent his getting up and capturing Abbot Hans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robber Mother had neither brewed nor baked; she had neitherwashed nor scoured. The youngsters were lying on the floor around akettle, eating; but no better food was provided for them than a waterygruel.
Robber Mother spoke in a tone as haughty and dictatorial as any well-to-dopeasant woman. "Sit down by the fire and warm yourself, Abbot Hans, " saidshe; "and if you have food with you, eat, for the food which we in theforest prepare you wouldn't care to taste. And if you are tired after thelong ...journey, you can lie down on one of these beds to sleep. You needn'tbe afraid of oversleeping, for I'm sitting here by the fire keeping watch. I shall awaken you in time to see that which you have come up here tosee. " Abbot Hans obeyed Robber Mother and brought forth his food sack; but hewas so fatigued after the journey he was hardly able to eat, and as soonas he could stretch himself on the bed, he fell asleep.
The lay brother was also assigned a bed to rest upon, but he didn't daresleep, as he thought he had better keep his eye on Robber Father toprevent his getting up and capturing Abbot Hans.
What to read after Christmas in Legend And Story 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Elva S. to read onlineMoreLess
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